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The pass is passable
The pass is passable. Also observe indications applying to your vehicle, possible restrictions and actual road conditions. The current catalogue describes S-21 as passability information for the named section or pass and uses information panels; do not confuse it with a green snowfall alert or infer unrestricted access for every vehicle.
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