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Prohibits access to vehicles used for the transport of goods with an MAM of more than 5.5 tonnes.
The R-107 prohibition sign shown in the image prohibits access to vehicles used for the transport of goods with a maximum authorised mass (MAM) exceeding the value indicated on the sign, which in this case is more than 5.5 tonnes. This means that trucks and vans whose MAM exceeds this limit are not permitted to pass beyond this sign, even if travelling empty. It is a traffic control measure aimed at regulating vehicle flow and ensuring road safety.
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Allows access to vehicles of more than 5.5 tonnes used for the transport of goods, when travelling empty.
Prohibits access to all types of vehicle with an MAM of more than 5.5 tonnes.
Prohibits access to vehicles used for the transport of goods with an MAM of more than 5.5 tonnes.
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