Is a temporary directional panel considered a barrier device in road work signaling?

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Yes, it is. According to the General Traffic Regulations, temporary directional panels are classified as barrier devices. Their function is to prohibit passage across the imaginary line connecting them and, at the same time, to guide or channel traffic. Although they indeed serve as a guide, the correct technical classification is 'barrier device' because they delimit a non-drivable area (usually due to road works), preventing access to it.

Is a temporary directional panel considered a barrier device in road work signaling?

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