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An upcoming solid marking or section with particular risk.
An approaching solid marking or a section presenting a particular risk under the catalogue. Not every bend necessarily has this marking or return arrows; where present, interpret the complete signage and adapt speed. A remaining broken line does not guarantee safe overtaking. Return arrows, where used, warn of the need to return before the relevant prohibition.
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That you can always overtake without checking visibility.
An upcoming solid marking or section with particular risk.
That the road ceases to present risks and other signs can be ignored.
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