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indicates the proximity of a danger other than those warned of by other signs.
An approaching danger other than those covered by other warning signs. P-50 is normally accompanied by a panel indicating the kind of danger. It does not simply repeat an earlier warning or by itself identify traffic congestion. Adapt driving to the indicated danger and road conditions.
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indicates the proximity of a danger other than those warned of by other signs.
indicates the proximity of a stretch with heavy traffic.
repeats the information given by another previous danger sign.
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