What does the signaling formed by a line of cones installed on the roadway indicate?

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A line of cones acts as a temporary signal and beaconing device. Its regulatory function is to prohibit passage across the real or imaginary line connecting them. Therefore, no driver may cross them. In addition to prohibiting access, they serve to channel traffic, indicating to users the lane or direction they must temporarily follow. The correct answer specifies that 'the line cannot be crossed', which rules out the option of overtaking by crossing them, as they act as a legally impassable physical and visual barrier.

What does the signaling formed by a line of cones installed on the roadway indicate?

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