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Until the indicated hazard ends.
The displayed limit is 50 km/h. Because the speed-limit sign is mounted on the same post as the hazard warning, this restriction ends when the indicated hazard ends. General limits and any other speed signs still apply afterwards. The image shows 50, not 60 km/h, and does not permit acceleration before leaving the hazardous section.
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Until the indicated hazard ends.
Only until reaching the start of the bend, even if the hazard continues.
Throughout the entire road, even after the hazard ends and another sign sets a different limit.
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