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Entry to motor vehicles.
R-102 prohibits entry to motor vehicles in the legal sense, including cars, lorries and motorcycles. This category must not automatically be equated with every powered device; mopeds, personal mobility vehicles and electrically assisted pedal cycles have their own classifications and may be restricted by other rules or signs. This sign alone does not prohibit all vehicle types or regulate parking.
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Entry to motor vehicles.
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