Is it permitted to install constructions or obstacles, even of a temporary nature, on public roads if they hinder traffic?

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As a general rule, it is completely prohibited to install on roads or their surroundings any type of obstacle, construction, or device that could hinder traffic, reduce visibility, or pose a danger to road safety. This prohibition applies regardless of whether the construction is permanent or temporary. General Traffic Regulations state that public roads must be kept free of impediments to ensure traffic flow and safety for all users.

Is it permitted to install constructions or obstacles, even of a temporary nature, on public roads if they hinder traffic?

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