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Cycles prohibited.
The figure is R-114, no entry for cycles. It is neither S-33 for a cycle path nor a warning of a junction with a cycle route.
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Cycles prohibited.
A path for pedestrians and cycles separated from motor-vehicle traffic.
Intersection with a cycle path.
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