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have a maximum width, including the load, exceeding the indicated width.
The R-204 vertical width-limit sign shown in the image indicates that vehicles exceeding a maximum width of 2 metres, including the load, are prohibited from passing. The purpose of this sign is to prevent wide vehicles from entering sections of road where they could cause obstructions or accidents because of their size. Therefore, any vehicle whose width exceeds 2 metres is not authorised to travel along the section where this sign is located.
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have a maximum height, including the load, exceeding the indicated height.
have a maximum width, including the load, exceeding the indicated width.
have a maximum length, including the load, exceeding the indicated length.
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