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Illuminated beacons.
Illuminated beacons can mark or delimit roadworks. Vertical signs, cones and other elements may also be used, but an unlit cone or a non-illuminated sign is not an illuminated device. Devices may be combined as the required signalling demands; obey applicable instructions and adapt driving to the works area.
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Illuminated beacons.
Cones without lights.
Non-illuminated vertical signs.
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