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No; a motorcycle is a motor vehicle covered by this restriction.
No. R-102 prohibits entry to motor vehicles, and a motorcycle belongs to that legal category regardless of engine size. The restriction is not limited to passenger cars and mopeds. The legal category “motor vehicle” does not include every powered device; mopeds, for example, are excluded from that definition. R-103 is a different sign with exceptions for certain motorcycles.
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No; a motorcycle is a motor vehicle covered by this restriction.
Yes; it applies only to passenger cars and mopeds.
Yes, provided its engine size exceeds 125 cm³.
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Si conduce una motocicleta, ¿puede entrar en la vía señalizada con esta R-102?
- No; una motocicleta es un vehículo de motor afectado por esta prohibición.(Correct answer)
- Sí; solo afecta a turismos y ciclomotores.
- Sí, siempre que la cilindrada de la motocicleta sea superior a 125 cm³.
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