Is it permitted to cross a line of cones to enter a lane?
Signage: Beacons and temporary signage
Explanation
The **cones** on the road are used to **delineate lanes** and create an **imaginary line** that should not be crossed. This is important to maintain order and safety on the road. The cones act as a visual barrier indicating to drivers that they should not cross that line, as doing so could cause confusion or accidents.
- **It is not allowed to cross a line of cones** to merge into another lane. The cones are there to guide traffic and ensure that vehicles stay in their designated lanes.
- The function of the cones is similar to that of **beaconing signals**, which also indicate boundaries that should not be crossed. As with beaconing signals, drivers must be careful not to move or run over the cones.
Therefore, the correct answer is that you cannot cross a line of cones, as they prohibit passage through the imaginary line they form.
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