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Lorries and vans engaged in the carriage of goods.
The prohibitory vertical sign R-106 shown in the image prohibits lorries and vans engaged in the carriage of goods from entering the road where it is located.
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Lorries and buses with a maximum authorised mass of less than 3,500 kilograms.
Lorries and vans engaged in the carriage of goods.
All vehicles over 3,500 kilograms of maximum authorised mass.
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