Is a road user permitted to modify, hide, or remove signage on a public road?

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The correct answer is that it is prohibited, except for justified cause and always under the authorization of the entity that owns the road. According to the General Traffic Regulations, it is strictly forbidden to install, remove, move, hide, or modify signage without permission. Why are the other options incorrect?   'Permitted if it helps to clarify...': False. The perception of 'clarifying' is subjective. Modifying a sign on your own breaks standardization and can cause serious confusion or accidents.   'Not prohibited, but not recommended': False. It is an illegal, punishable act, not merely a recommendation of good practice.

Is a road user permitted to modify, hide, or remove signage on a public road?

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