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Guide or delineate traffic and, for barrier devices, prohibit crossing.
They can guide and delineate traffic and, for barrier devices, prohibit crossing the line they form. Not every delineator itself prohibits proceeding: some guide traffic or mark the edge. Barrier cones cannot be crossed for overtaking; follow the specific regulation and officers’ instructions.
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Guide or delineate traffic and, for barrier devices, prohibit crossing.
Prohibit passage but allow crossing cones to overtake.
Always indicate a two-way road.
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