Correct answer
No.
The R-203 vertical sign restricting entry shown in the image indicates that any vehicle with a length greater than the figure shown in metres may not enter the road where the sign is located. So this 12-metre bus would not be allowed to pass.
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No.
Yes, but only if the bus is not carrying passengers.
Yes, this sign only affects lorries.
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