What is prohibited in a traffic displacement area?

In a traffic displacement area, driving is prohibited to ensure the safety of road users and to facilitate the flow of traffic. These areas are often designated for specific purposes, such as construction zones or places where traffic is rerouted due to events. By prohibiting driving, it allows for safer conditions for pedestrians and construction workers while also helping to manage congestion and improve overall traffic flow.

Overtaking vehicles, using high beams, and parking on the side may still be permitted in other areas under certain conditions, but in a traffic displacement area, the focus is primarily on maintaining a clear and safe environment, which is why driving is not allowed.