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The prohibition sign permits the passage of vehicles:
- With an axle weight exceeding 5.5 tonnes.
- With a height exceeding 5.5 metres.
- With a total weight of less than 5.5 tonnes.
The movement of vehicles is prohibited, in both directions, on the road on which the vertical sign is placed.
- The statement is true.
- The statement is false.
The circular sign indicates:
- Prohibition on the use of audible warning devices.
- End of the prohibition on the use of audible warning devices.
- End of the obligation to use audible warning devices.
After prohibition signs:
- The overtaking manoeuvre is prohibited.
- The overtaking manoeuvre is mandatory.
- The overtaking manoeuvre is permitted.
What does the vertical sign indicate to me?
- The end of the speed restriction imposed by another sign.
- The end of the prohibition to overtake imposed by another sign.
- The end of all prohibitions imposed by other signs, on moving vehicles.
What is the meaning of the vertical prohibition sign?
- Recommended maximum speed.
- Permitted maximum speed.
- Permitted minimum speed.
What does the vertical sign mean?
- End of speed restriction.
- End of overtaking prohibition.
- End of prohibition of stopping or parking.
- End of all prohibitions previously imposed by signs on moving vehicles.
The sign limits the speed:
- Minimum.
- Maximum.
- Maximum, but only for light motor vehicles.
What indication does this vertical sign give to drivers?
- That they are travelling outside a built-up area and must drive at a speed greater than 40 km/h.
- It indicates the point from which it is permitted to travel at a speed greater than 40 km/h.
- It indicates the maximum speed at which drivers are advised to travel.
At this junction:
- I may only change direction to the left.
- Stopping is compulsory.
- Only a change of direction to the right is permitted.