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3. In places where there are traffic lights, vehicles may move in parallel lines even when this is
not justified by traffic density.
Section 2. Flashing traffic lights.
Article 107:
1. A dangerous spot may be indicated by a yellow intermittent light to mean authorisation to
pass the signal very cautiously.
That light has to be visible day and night, it absolutely does not modify the priority rules.
2. When the flashing yellow light is used at cross-roads of equal sizes, it is placed on both of
them or in the middle of the cross-roads so that it be seen by every driver who comes to the
junction.
3. When the flashing yellow light is fixed on the same stand as traffic lights or nearby, it can be
lit jointly with them.
Section 3. Reflectors
Article 108:
1. Posts placed at the limits of traffic islands and situated on the roadway, as well as posts and
other-devices used for traffic channelling, are painted in a reflecting yellow colour.
2. The reflecting lights or devices used to indicate the borders of the public highway must be
placed so as to allow users on the border corresponding to the traffic direction only to see, on
their right side, the red or orange ones and, on their left, the white ones.
Chapter 4. MARKS ON THE ROAD
Article 109:
Marks on the road are marks drawn on the roadway, or on borders of pavement or built
shoulders and intended either for traffic co-ordination, or for preventing or guiding road users.
They may be used alone, or in combination with other means of signalling.
They are shown in Annex 6 of this Decree.
Section 1. Longitudinal Marks
Article 110:
1. Longitudinal marks are constituted by lines parallel to the roadway axis.
They may consist of:
a) a continuous line;
b) a broken line;
c) a continuous line and broken line juxtaposed.
2. A continuous white line means that it is prohibited to every driver to cross it.
In addition it is prohibited to circulate along the left side of a continuous white line when it