When you see a barricade, don't drive

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When you see a barricade, don't drive

Barricades mark closed roads and hazards, so you should not drive beyond them. The safest choice is to stop and not pass the barrier, meaning the sentence is completed with “past it.” Going around, through, or over a barricade can put you and others in danger or violate the road closure, so turning around and finding an alternate route or waiting for the road to reopen is the proper action. Barricades are placed to protect you from construction zones, accidents, or other unsafe conditions, so obeying them is a key safety habit.

Barricades mark closed roads and hazards, so you should not drive beyond them. The safest choice is to stop and not pass the barrier, meaning the sentence is completed with “past it.” Going around, through, or over a barricade can put you and others in danger or violate the road closure, so turning around and finding an alternate route or waiting for the road to reopen is the proper action. Barricades are placed to protect you from construction zones, accidents, or other unsafe conditions, so obeying them is a key safety habit.

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