Prohibitory Signs
Restrictive signs are mostly circular, with black symbols on a white background with a red border. The exceptions are zone signs which are rectangular, and no parking signs which use a red symbol on a blue background. These signs are valid from where they stand and for the entirety of the road until it is ended by another sign, or until the next crossroads depending on the specific sign.
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No entry
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No vehicles
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No motor vehicles
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No tractors or motor vehicles slower than 40 km/h
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No motor cycles or mopeds
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No lorries
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No cyclists
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No pedestrians
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No pedestrians or cyclists
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No riders
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No transport of dangerous goods
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Total weight limit
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Width limit
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Height limit
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Length limit
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Weight limit for vehicles
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Weight limit for lorries
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Axle weight limit
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Bogie weight limit
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Stop for control
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Stop for tax
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Stop for customs
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No right turn
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No left turn
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No U-turn
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No overtaking
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No overtaking for lorries
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End of no overtaking
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End of no overtaking for lorries
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Speed limit
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End of speed limit
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Speed limit zone
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End of speed limit zone
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No stopping
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No parking
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Parking zone
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No parking zone
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End of parking zone
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End of no parking zone
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