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I'm not sure the signs on the pavement have the same meaning as the actual signs. In many places (Germany for example) »signs« on the ground are merely a courte
by ygra 9y ago
I'm not sure the signs on the pavement have the same meaning as the actual signs. In many places (Germany for example) »signs« on the ground are merely a courtesy (e.g. the 30 in 30 zones), but not legally binding, and the actual signs define the rules.
- viraptor 9y agoThey're called horizonal and vertical signs in Poland and they are binding. The solid line between lanes counts as a horizontal sign as well.