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Requires authorisation from the road owner or competent authority.
You may not install, remove, move, conceal or alter signs without authorisation from the road owner or competent authority. Believing there is a justified reason does not replace that authorisation. Alterations may confuse or endanger others.
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Is always permitted if an individual believes it improves the sign.
Requires authorisation from the road owner or competent authority.
Is unrestricted and merely discouraged.
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