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Yes, provided it is authorised by the authority responsible for traffic.
When a sporting event is held on the road and it is recommended that restrictions be placed on vehicle traffic, the authority responsible for traffic at that time may authorise civil protection personnel to prevent access to that area.
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Yes, but only when the route runs along secondary roads.
No, only law enforcement officers can prevent vehicles from accessing.
Yes, provided it is authorised by the authority responsible for traffic.
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