Theory exam
According to the markers, on which side must you pass?
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Marking for obstacle on the side, speed bumps, etc. (X3)
“The device is placed so that the yellow panels lean downwards on the side where traffic must travel. If the device is used for roadworks or temporarily for any other reason, it is red and yellow.”
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