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Always be respected
Road limits must always be respected because they determine the safe passage of a heavy vehicle.
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Always be respected
Be ignored if the truck is empty
Apply only on urban roads
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Con un camión, las limitaciones de altura, anchura o masa deben:
- Respetarse siempre(Correct answer)
- Ignorarse si el camión va vacío
- Aplicarse solo en vías urbanas
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