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prohibit passage through the line, real or imaginary, that joins them.
Cones or similar devices placed in a line prohibit passage through the real or imaginary line joining them. In the current catalogue they are delimiting devices within delineation equipment. They must not be confused with a temporary directional panel, which also indicates the direction of traffic, or a fixed delimiting device, which prohibits access to the road or part of it that it marks off.
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prohibit passage through the line, real or imaginary, that joins them.
prohibit passage and also indicate the direction of traffic flow.
prohibit passage into the road, or part of it, that they mark off.
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