If you come across a row of cones delimiting an area on the roadway, is it permitted to travel between them?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations (Annex I, delineation devices), temporary edge beacons, cones or similar devices prohibit passage through the real or imaginary line that joins them. The prohibition applies to all kinds of vehicles, including mopeds and bicycles. That is why it is not permitted to travel between them. Doing so in a zigzag without knocking any over is not an exception either: it is equally prohibited. And no vertical sign is needed to prohibit it expressly, because the cones themselves are already binding.

If you come across a row of cones delimiting an area on the roadway, is it permitted to travel between them?

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