Is it allowed to drive a lorry of a single axle load of 10 tons on the road marked in such a way?

Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

A kilometre marker with the number 14 on a red background indicates that you are on a national road. According to regulations, vehicles with a permissible single drive axle load of up to 11.5 tonnes are permitted on national roads, unless road signs state otherwise. Since 10 tonnes is less than the permissible limit, and there are no signs on the road introducing additional restrictions, driving such a vehicle is permitted.

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