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Yes, because they are responsible for regulating the passage of vehicles.
Yes. In the circumstances and conditions of Article 141.4, roadworks staff may regulate vehicle passage using catalogue signs on a paddle. Obey the instruction directed at you; this is not limited to opposing traffic. Reflective clothing alone does not establish that authority: the question specifies the worker’s authorised roadworks role.
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Yes, because they are responsible for regulating the passage of vehicles.
No, this is not their job.
Yes, but only if the vehicles are travelling in the opposite direction.
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