Of the signs shown, which represents the prohibition sign that prevents entry to cycles?

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The correct answer is This image corresponds to sign R-114 (No entry for cycles). Reasoning: Circular signs with a red border on a white background are prohibition of entry signs. In this case, the bicycle silhouette indicates that the prohibition specifically affects cycles. Why not the others?   Option 1 (P-22): This is a triangular warning sign. It warns of the proximity of a cycle crossing or a place frequented by cyclists, but it does not prohibit them from passing.   Option 3 (R-407): This is a circular sign with a blue background, which indicates a mandatory requirement. This sign obliges cycles to use that path and prohibits access to other users (like cars), but it permits and mandates entry to cycles.

Of the signs shown, which represents the prohibition sign that prevents entry to cycles?

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