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No; that inconvenience does not authorise removal.
No. Mere inconvenience does not authorise removing or altering a sign. Article 140.2 regulates removal, relocation, concealment or alteration without permission or justified cause; competent authorities manage road signs. There is no general permission to remove vertical signs for personal convenience.
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Yes, any personal inconvenience is sufficient justification.
No; that inconvenience does not authorise removal.
Yes, if it is a vertical sign.
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