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Crossing it is prohibited.
Crossing it is prohibited. Cones are delimiting devices that may separate an area closed to traffic or channel traffic. Respect the boundary and follow officers’ instructions when given.
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Crossing it is prohibited.
It may be crossed freely if no workers are present.
It may be crossed whenever the horn is sounded.
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