In this situation, are you warned that turning right beyond the sign you will run into a dead-end road?
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Correct answer
YES
Explanation
In the video you are driving along a street next to a park, and on the right you pass a blue rectangular sign on which a branch goes off to the right from the main road and ends with a red crossbar - this is sign D-4b "entry to a no through road". So you are warned that if you turn right beyond the sign, you will enter a no through road. The answer is: yes.
The Regulation on road signs and signals states that sign D-4b "entry to a no through road" means that the road beyond the junction on the side shown on the sign is a no through road; the actual beginning of such a road is marked by sign D-4a. A dead-end street ends with a turning area, a gate or simply the end of the tarmac, so anyone who drives into it must make a U-turn or reverse - and reversing in a narrow street between parked cars is one of the most common causes of minor collisions. Sign D-4b is placed before the junction so that you can make a decision in good time: if your destination is not on this street, you drive on and do not waste time. A plate with a bicycle under the sign would mean that you can continue further by bicycle.
Legal basis: § 45 para. 1-3 of the Regulation on road signs and signals