What does the DGT R-109 sign mean? It's a car with a fire on the hood, and if you break it you can be fined 600 euros and have points deducted from your license.
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The Spanish Directorate-General for Traffic (DGT) maintains an extensive catalog of road signs, including the R-109, which depicts a vehicle with flames on the hood. This specific sign serves as a regulatory warning to drivers regarding traffic safety protocols.
Failure to comply with the regulations associated with the R-109 signal can result in significant legal consequences. Infractions carry a potential fine of 600 euros, as well as the deduction of points from the driver's license.
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