If you encounter a row of cones delimiting a lane on the roadway, is it permitted to cross the line joining them?

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The correct answer is no. According to the rules for marking and circumstantial signaling, a line of cones prohibits crossing the real or imaginary line that joins them. The purpose of these elements is to delimit roadwork zones, accidents, or temporary lanes. They take priority over other signs, and crossing them is not only prohibited but can be dangerous for workers or imply entering a zone not cleared for traffic.

If you encounter a row of cones delimiting a lane on the roadway, is it permitted to cross the line joining them?

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