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No, because it prohibits entry by motor vehicles.
No. R-102 prohibits entry by motor vehicles, including motorcycles. An engine capacity exceeding 125 cm³ is not an exception.
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No, because it prohibits entry by motor vehicles.
Yes, if its engine exceeds 125 cm³.
Yes, because it applies only to cars.
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Si conduce una motocicleta, ¿puede acceder a la vía donde está situada esta R-102?
- No, porque prohíbe el acceso a vehículos de motor.(Correct answer)
- Sí, si tiene más de 125 cm³.
- Sí, porque sólo se aplica a turismos.
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