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Yes, always.
Yes, by day and night. Article 5 requires removing it as soon as possible and meanwhile taking measures so other users can detect it and traffic is not hindered. This does not authorise placing dangerous objects on the road; article 4 prohibits that. Act without exposing yourself or others to danger and use the signalling appropriate to the situation.
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We will only need to signal them at night.
Yes, always.
It will not be necessary, but we must remove them as soon as possible.
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