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Provide useful indications to road users.
Provide indications useful to road users under article 146: directions, services, lanes and other information. Some identify roads or zones whose regimes carry specific rules and restrictions, while others mark the end of those regimes. Therefore they should not be described as never relating to restrictions. Their general purpose is neither solely ending prohibitions nor universally prohibiting access.
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Always prohibit access wherever placed.
Solely indicate the end of all prohibitions.
Provide useful indications to road users.
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