Correct answer
No, because it signals a path reserved for pedestrians.
The vertical mandatory sign R-410 shown in the image indicates that the road we are on is a path reserved for pedestrians, who are obliged to use it, and along which other road users and vehicles may not travel.
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Yes, but always giving priority to pedestrians.
Yes, as a general rule.
No, because it signals a path reserved for pedestrians.
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