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may not continue if the maximum height, including the load, exceeds 3.5 metres.
The R-205 vertical restriction sign shows the maximum height that vehicles travelling on that road may have, including their load. So in this case, vehicles exceeding 3.5 metres in height, including their load, may not continue along that road.
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may not continue if the maximum height, including the load, exceeds 3.5 metres.
may continue provided the maximum height, including the load, does not exceed 4 metres.
may not continue if the length of the vehicle exceeds 3.5 metres.
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