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No, because the sign prohibits entry to all types of vehicles.
The R-101 vertical no-entry sign indicates that, on the road where it is located and from that point onwards, entry is prohibited to all types of vehicles, including mopeds.
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Yes, because the sign only applies to cars.
Yes, if no vehicle is approaching from the opposite direction.
No, because the sign prohibits entry to all types of vehicles.
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