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Yes, whether or not workers are present.
Yes. Prescribed roadworks signs must be obeyed even when no workers are present. Signs that normally have a white background may use yellow for roadworks under the catalogue; not every roadworks sign necessarily has that background. Yellow does not turn a sign into advice. If instructions conflict, apply the prescribed priority order, including officers’ orders.
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