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No, because cones prohibit passing through the imaginary line that joins them.
No. Cones are delineating devices that prohibit crossing the real or imaginary line joining them, under Annex I, section 3.1.1.4. Passing between them without knocking them down does not authorise the manoeuvre. Follow the permitted route indicated by signs and officers’ instructions. Do not generalise this function to every type of amber light.
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No, because cones prohibit passing through the imaginary line that joins them.
Yes, to make a stop.
Yes, to overtake, provided that no cone is knocked over while doing so.
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