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May continue driving, as this sign does not affect these vehicles.
This sign prohibits entry to vehicles used for goods transport, that is, lorries and vans. Therefore buses may continue, as they are not affected by it.
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May continue driving, as this sign does not affect these vehicles.
Must compulsorily use the lane where the sign is located.
Must leave the road they are on, as it prohibits them from passing.
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