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No, because it prohibits entry for lorries and vans even if they are travelling empty.
Vertical sign R-107 establishes the prohibition of entry for vehicles intended for the transport of goods (lorries and vans) with a maximum authorised mass greater than that indicated. It also prohibits access for those goods transport vehicles that are travelling empty.
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Yes, because the vehicle is not carrying a load.
No, because it prohibits entry for lorries and vans even if they are travelling empty.
Yes, because it prohibits entry for lorries, but not for vans.
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