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No, because it prohibits entry to lorries and vans even when they are travelling empty.
Vertical sign R-107 prohibits entry to the road where it is displayed by vehicles intended for the carriage of goods whose maximum authorised mass is greater than that indicated on the sign. The prohibition also applies to this type of vehicle when it is travelling empty and unladen.
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Yes, because it prohibits entry only to vans, but not lorries.
Yes, because the vehicle is not carrying a load.
No, because it prohibits entry to lorries and vans even when they are travelling empty.
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