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They prohibit passage and indicate the direction of traffic.
Traffic-channelising signs have a dual function: on the one hand, they prohibit passage, meaning that they indicate to drivers that they may not proceed beyond that point. On the other hand, they also provide information about the direction of traffic, indicating in which direction it is permitted or prohibited to proceed. This helps drivers clearly understand the restrictions and traffic rules in a particular area of the road.
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They prohibit passage and indicate the direction of traffic.
They prohibit passage, although the line formed by the cones may be crossed to overtake.
They indicate a danger and inform drivers that the road is two-way.
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