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No. The pictured R-202 prohibits vehicles or combinations whose total length, including the load, exceeds the displayed 10 m. A 12 m bus exceeds that limit even when carrying no passengers. The sign does not apply only to lorries or concern vehicle width.
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Yes, this sign only applies to lorries.
Yes, but only as long as the bus is not carrying passengers.
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