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Official answer: VERO

True: Prohibition signs can be used on both urban and extraurban roads. Their location depends on where the prohibition applies.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign prohibits bicycles; it does not allow them to pass. You must obey the prohibition shown.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign does not grant access to mopeds. It imposes a prohibition and cannot be read as permission for mopeds.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign bans goods vehicles over 3.5 tonnes from overtaking. That ban also covers overtaking a motorcycle.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The no-overtaking sign bans overtaking between cars regardless of whether the centre line is continuous. It applies until it ends or is cancelled.

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Official answer: VERO

True: The no-overtaking sign allows overtaking vehicles without an engine, such as bicycles, when it is safe. The prohibition targets motor vehicles.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign does refer to motorcycles. It applies to the vehicle category shown and must not be ignored by motorcyclists.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign does not impose the mass limit on all motor vehicles. It applies to the specific vehicle category indicated on the sign.

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Official answer: VERO

True: This sign marks the start of a zone where sounding the horn is prohibited. The ban applies until a specific end-of-zone sign.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: The sign prohibits animal-drawn vehicles. Fitting pneumatic tyres does not create an exception or allow their transit.

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Official answer: VERO

True: the sign bans only the vehicle category it shows, so other vehicles such as cars are not affected and may pass.

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Official answer: VERO

True: the prohibition covers the vehicles of the category shown, and pedal quadricycles fall within it, so they may not pass.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the prohibition concerns only the vehicle category shown on the sign; the market-hours panel merely limits when it applies, so it never applies to all vehicles.

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Official answer: VERO

True: the ban concerns only the vehicles indicated; ordinary cars are not included, so their transit is allowed.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign does not ban every lorry with a closed box body; it applies only to the specific vehicles or limit shown, so lighter ones may still pass.

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Official answer: VERO

True: a carrello-appendice is not a rimorchio for the purposes of this sign, so a car towing one is not covered by the prohibition.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the ban targets articulated vehicles and coupled trailer combinations, not a tractor unit travelling on its own without its semitrailer.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign forbids vehicles carrying substances that can pollute water, so a trailer transporting them may not pass.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: 2.30 metres is the maximum width allowed for transit, not the width of the road; wider vehicles are prohibited.

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Official answer: VERO

True: unless a supplementary panel states otherwise, prohibitions apply continuously, day and night, so darkness does not suspend them.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign sets a maximum mass, so buses above the indicated tonnage are prohibited, not permitted.

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Official answer: VERO

True: the sign marks the end of the preceding prescription, after which that restriction no longer applies.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign ends the prescription shown on the paired sign; it does not concern a compulsory 50-metre safety distance.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: it does not end a ban on parking in a second row; parking alongside another vehicle is always forbidden regardless of signs.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign targets vehicles carrying dangerous or polluting goods, not perishable foodstuffs, which are not covered.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: a parking-meter ticket only pays for authorised paid parking; it cannot legalise parking where the sign forbids it.

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Official answer: VERO

True: because parking is forbidden there, a vehicle cannot be left in place over time, so prolonged abandonment is also prohibited.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: the sign bans stopping, so halting is not allowed even briefly or where no obstruction is caused.

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Official answer: VERO

True: the sign prohibits parking during the periods of mechanical street cleaning, so the road can be cleaned.

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Official answer: FALSO

False: displaying a parking-meter ticket pays for authorised paid parking only; it gives no right to park where the sign prohibits it.

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