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No, it is prohibited
No, under Article 4.2. Whoever creates an obstacle or danger must remove it as soon as possible and warn effectively in the meantime without exposing anyone to additional danger, under Article 5. Warning does not authorise retaining a deliberate obstruction. Authorised works and installations have their own rules.
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No, it is prohibited
Yes, it is permitted provided that advance warning is given.
Yes, but we may place a maximum of only 5 obstacles.
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