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No, because they prohibit passing through the imaginary line joining them.
No. Cones arranged in a line prohibit crossing the real or imaginary line joining them. You cannot cross it in a zigzag even without knocking over a cone. Driving along an open lane bordered by cones without crossing that line is a different situation. Follow instructions from officers directing traffic.
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No, because they prohibit passing through the imaginary line joining them.
Yes, by driving in a zigzag and without knocking over any cones.
Yes, unless a sign expressly prohibits it.
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