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No, they are a road safety feature
No, under those conditions they are not treated as carriageway obstacles. The exception also covers transverse strips and requires road-user safety, particularly for cyclists. Do not assume any improvised hump meets the rule or try to remove these features yourself.
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No, they are a road safety feature
Yes, and as such we must remove them as soon as possible
Yes, but only the competent authorities may remove them
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