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The need to exercise extreme caution or the proximity of a danger.
The need for heightened attention or a nearby hazard. It does not by itself indicate that the carriageway is open or closed to traffic. Authorised auxiliary personnel performing order, control or safety duties in the prescribed activities may also use it. Adapt driving to the hazard and obey other instructions and signs.
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That the carriageway is temporarily closed to traffic.
The need to exercise extreme caution or the proximity of a danger.
That the carriageway is open to traffic.
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