Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, or designated area where tour buses are not permitted to enter or operate.

It is commonly found,
    At the entrance to residential areas, city centres, or narrow streets not designed for large buses,
    On lanes or roads reserved for smaller vehicles, public transport, or cyclists,
    In tourist or pedestrian zones where large tour buses could cause congestion, and
    Near schools, parks, or environmentally sensitive areas where heavy or large vehicles are restricted.

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit tour buses from entering a specific road or area.

This restriction is enforced to,
    Enhance safety for pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users,
    Reduce congestion caused by large buses stopping or turning in restricted areas,
    Protect infrastructure such as roads, bridges, or narrow streets not designed for heavy or long vehicles,
    Control traffic flow and direct tour buses to approved routes or designated bus bays.

Action:
If you are driving a tour bus, do not proceed beyond this sign.
Use alternative roads or routes specifically designated for tour buses.
Be aware of supplementary signs that may indicate time restrictions, exemptions, or local access conditions.

Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, or designated area where agricultural vehicles (such as tractors, harvesters, or farm machinery) are not permitted.

It is commonly found,
    At the entrance to urban areas, residential zones, or city centres,
    On narrow roads or bridges not designed for slow-moving or heavy agricultural vehicles,
    In pedestrian-heavy streets, business districts, or environmentally sensitive zones, and
    On highways or freeways where slow agricultural traffic could disrupt the flow of faster vehicles.

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit agricultural vehicles from entering a specific section of the road.

This restriction helps to,
    Enhance road safety by preventing slow-moving or heavy machinery from interfering with other traffic,
    Maintain traffic flow in busy or urban areas,
    Protect infrastructure such as roads, pavements, and bridges from potential damage caused by heavy farm equipment, and
    Ensure compliance with designated agricultural vehicle routes and local transport regulations.

Action:
If you are driving or operating an agricultural vehicle, do not proceed beyond this sign.
Use alternative routes approved for agricultural vehicle movement.
Check for supplementary signs that may indicate time restrictions or permitted access under special conditions.
Note: Agricultural vehicles include tractors, harvesters, ploughing machines, and other farm machinery, whether self-propelled or towed, used for agricultural purposes.

Where:
This sign is displayed on any public road, lane, path, or designated area where animal-drawn vehicles (such as carts, wagons, or carriages pulled by horses, oxen, donkeys, or other animals) are not permitted.

Common locations include,
    At the entrance to urban areas, city centres, or high-traffic roads,
    On busy streets or highways where slower-moving animal-drawn vehicles could disrupt traffic,
    In pedestrian-heavy zones, commercial districts, or construction areas, and
    On bridges, tunnels, or roads where such vehicles may pose safety risks or cause congestion

Purpose:
The purpose of this sign is to prohibit animal-drawn vehicles from entering a specific area.

This restriction is enforced to,
    Ensure the safety of both the animals and other road users,
    Maintain smooth traffic flow on roads not suitable for slower-moving vehicles,
    Protect road infrastructure from potential wear or damage, and
    Reduce accidents and congestion in urban or sensitive areas.

Action:
If you are operating an animal-drawn vehicle, do not proceed beyond this sign.
Seek alternative routes where animal-drawn vehicles are permitted.
Be alert for supplementary signs that may indicate time restrictions or special access conditions.
Ignoring this sign may result in fines, penalties, or enforcement action.