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No.
No. Cones prohibit passage through the line joining them. Not towing a trailer does not authorise crossing. Officers’ directions take priority over temporary signs under article 133, so claiming crossing is impossible under every conceivable instruction is incorrect. This scenario excludes such an officer’s direction.
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Yes, as long as you are not towing a trailer.
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