Does the speed limit defined by this sign apply only to the nearest junction or rail intersection provided other signs do not instruct otherwise?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
In the photo, we are driving a tram on segregated tracks next to the roadway; next to the tracks there is sign A-14 "road works", and under it sign BT-1, which limits the tram's speed to 10 km/h. The speed limit set by this sign applies up to the nearest junction or crossing of tracks, unless other signs instruct otherwise - the answer is YES.
Sign BT-1 prohibits the driver of a tram travelling on the track next to which the sign is placed from exceeding the speed shown. The ban applies from the place of the sign to the nearest junction (fork) of tracks or to sign BT-2 "end of speed limit". So it is not the case that the limit ends together with the road works area - it applies up to the point indicated. You drive at no more than 10 km/h until the limit stops applying.
Legal basis: § 81 para. 1 and 2 and § 82 of the Regulation on road signs and signals