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No, crossing that line is prohibited.
No. Cones prohibit crossing the real or imaginary line joining them, under Annex I, section 3.1.1.4. You may continue along an open authorised route, observing other instructions. A row of cones does not by itself close the entire road or necessarily have the meaning of a directional panel. Do not move cones to pass.
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No, crossing that line is prohibited.
Yes, whenever overtaking.
Yes, if you first move one of the cones.
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