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they mean the same as those used when there are no roadworks.
Markings used to regulate traffic temporarily during roadworks retain the meaning of their usual equivalents and must be followed even when no workers are present. New markings used in a roadworks section are yellow; pre-existing markings that remain applicable may stay white. Do not confuse that use with other yellow markings, such as those regulating stopping or parking. Follow the applicable priority order of signals.
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you only need to observe them when people are working.
they only warn of the need to take extra care.
they mean the same as those used when there are no roadworks.
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