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Provide information, warnings, recommendations or binding instructions.
Article 142 allows variable message signs to provide information, hazard warnings, recommendations or binding instructions. They can also contain temporary restrictions, such as prohibiting particular vehicles. Observe the actual message; there is no obligation to stop at every panel.
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Provide information, warnings, recommendations or binding instructions.
Display only advertising, without traffic information or instructions.
Require a stop at every panel, regardless of its message.
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