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Yes; its MAM exceeds 3.5 t even when empty.
Yes. R-107 displaying 3.5 t prohibits goods vehicles whose MAM exceeds that figure, even when empty. A MAM of 4 t exceeds 3.5 t. The comparison is not merely with current actual mass or limited to a particular body type. The panel gives the applicable threshold; it is not by itself a truck-category panel without a mass condition.
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No; an empty lorry is always exempt from this sign.
Yes; its MAM exceeds 3.5 t even when empty.
It applies only if its load alone exceeds 3.5 t.
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