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prohibits entry to motor vehicles, except vehicles displaying the environmental badge indicated at the bottom of the sign.
The Low-Emission Zone sign is road signage indicating an area where entry by motor vehicles is restricted in order to reduce pollution. The restriction generally applies to vehicles that do not meet certain environmental standards. However, access is permitted to vehicles bearing a specific environmental badge, which is shown at the bottom of the sign. This badge indicates that the vehicle complies with the emissions regulations established for that zone. In summary, the sign prohibits entry to more polluting vehicles, allowing only those certified as cleaner or more environmentally friendly.
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prohibits entry to motor vehicles, except vehicles displaying the environmental badge indicated at the bottom of the sign.
allows entry to motor vehicles, except vehicles displaying the environmental badge indicated at the bottom of the sign.
allows entry ONLY to motor vehicles, except vehicles displaying the environmental badge indicated at the bottom of the sign.
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