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No, it is prohibited
It is prohibited to abandon or place obstacles on a public road, and while waiting to remove them, they must be signalled with advance-warning devices to warn other road users. Whoever placed the obstacle on the road must remove it as soon as possible.
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No, it is prohibited
Yes, it is permitted provided that advance warning is given.
Yes, but we may place a maximum of only 5 obstacles.
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