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Indicate the point at which two streams of traffic separate.
As a delineation device, the vertex marker indicates the point at which two streams of traffic separate. Its front is semi-cylindrical in shape and has two symmetrically opposite triangles made of retroreflective material.
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Guide the road user through a specific hazard.
Prohibit passage across the line joining them.
Indicate the point at which two streams of traffic separate.
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