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Beaconing or delineation signals, vertical signs, then road markings.
Under Article 133, beaconing and delineation signals take precedence over vertical signs, which take precedence over road markings. The full order is: officers; temporary signing and beaconing changing normal road use, delimiting devices and beaconing signals; traffic lights; vertical signs; road markings. Where signals of the same type appear contradictory, the more restrictive takes precedence. Beaconing is not simply any temporary sign.
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Vertical signs, road markings, then beaconing or delineation signals.
Beaconing or delineation signals, vertical signs, then road markings.
Vertical signs, beaconing or delineation signals, then road markings.
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