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Yes; it prohibits passage and indicates traffic direction.
Yes. Annex I, section 3.1.1, lists it as a delimiting device: it prohibits passage and also indicates traffic direction. It is not merely an advisory path indication. Permanent directional panels marking bends are classified as guidance devices; do not confuse them with the temporary panel.
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No; it only recommends a path and allows driving through it.
Yes; it prohibits passage and indicates traffic direction.
No; it is not a delineation element.
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