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Entry-prohibition sign
It is an entry-prohibition sign: R-116 prohibits pedestrian access. Each such sign applies to the users it indicates; this sign alone does not prohibit access to all vehicles. It is not a priority sign or a passage restriction based on dimensions or mass.
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