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light.
2. A line constituted by white isosceles triangles the apex of which are directed towards the
drivers concerned and drawn perpendicularly to the border of the roadway indicates the spot
where drivers must, if necessary, stop in order to give way in accordance with signal n° B, I (
triangle one apex of which is downwards).
3. Pedestrians' crossings are delimited by white lines parallel to the roadway.
4. Lanes to be used by two wheeled bicycles and mobylettes for crossing the roadway are
delimited by two discontinued lines constituted by white squares or parallelograms.
5. Transversal white lines must be 0,20 to 0,60 metre wide. The sizes of the white squares must
be 0,40 m to 0,60 m long.
The base of white triangles and parallelograms must be 0,40 m to 0,60 m wide and 0,50 m to
0,70 m high.
Section 3. Other marks
Article 112:
1. White selection arrows may be drawn on approach of a junction.
These marks indicate the traffic lane that drivers must follow to turn into the way shown by
respective arrows.
In addition, at a junction, drivers must follow one of the directions indicated on the traffic lane
on which they are.
2. The broken line which announces the approach of a continuous line may be completed by
white fall back arrows.
These marks announce the reduction of the number of traffic lanes which may be used in the
direction followed.
3. Inscriptions in white colour on the roadway may be completed by indications given by traffic
signals.
4. The various directions may be shown on the respective traffic lanes.
5. At common transport vehicles stopping places the areas where it is forbidden to park in
application of Article 33, 3g, may be indicated by inscriptions in white.
6. The arrows and letters of the inscriptions must at least go to 2,50 m long, except in places
where approach speeds do not exceed 50 kms per hour and the width of their strokes must be
0,10 to 0,30 metre.
7. Spaces where vehicles traffic is prohibited or where vehicles are obliged to follow a
determined direction may be materialised on the ground by white oblique lines, of 0,10 to 0.,5
m wide and distant between 0,20 to 0,30 m.
Chapter 5. SIGNALLING OF WORK SITES AND OBSTACLES
Article 113:
1. Signalling work sites on the public highway is the responsibility of the person conducting the
works.
Whenever it is necessary to use signals relating to priority, prohibition, obligation, stopping,
parking or provisional longitudinal marks indicating circulation lanes, these signals are placed
only after being authorised by the Prefect or his delegate.
This authorisation determines in each case the signals to be used.