From what specific point do the restrictions, obligations or prohibitions established by regulatory signs begin to apply?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, the special obligations, limitations or prohibitions indicated by regulatory signs come into force from the cross section where they are placed. This means that they mark out an imaginary perpendicular line across the road from which compliance with their requirement is mandatory. The only exception to this general rule occurs when the sign is accompanied by a lower supplementary panel indicating a specific distance to the point where it will start to apply. The reference to a 'vertical section' lacks regulatory rigor in this context, and there is no generic distance of 50 meters.

From what specific point do the restrictions, obligations or prohibitions established by regulatory signs begin to apply?

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