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The prohibition on crossing the imaginary line joining them.
Cones on the road, when used as a barrier device, prohibit all vehicles from crossing the imaginary line joining them. In other words, no vehicle may cross this row of cones, not even to change from one lane to another.
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To reinforce the meaning of the lane's broken lines.
Nothing, they are not traffic signs.
The prohibition on crossing the imaginary line joining them.
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