What regulations govern the execution of works and the placement of objects on public roads?

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The correct answer is road legislation and municipal regulations. Any occupation of public roads, whether by road works, dumpsters, or urban furniture, affects road safety and traffic flow. Therefore, these activities are not unrestricted; they are strictly regulated by the Road Act (and its development regulations) and by Municipal Ordinances, which determine how, when, and where these elements can be placed so as not to endanger road users. Building construction codes apply to private properties, and bicycle regulations govern the use of that vehicle, not the road infrastructure itself.

What regulations govern the execution of works and the placement of objects on public roads?

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