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Cat's eyes
Cat’s eyes. Retroreflective road studs are fixed to the pavement and help drivers see the road layout, especially at night or in low light. They do not themselves prohibit crossing the line joining them: distinguish them from barrier devices and follow the markings and signs governing crossing.
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