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The sign above applies only in fog conditions.
It indicates that the upright sign above applies only in fog conditions. It is not merely a general bad-weather warning and does not make that sign apply at all times. The specific requirement comes from the sign above; the panel limits the circumstances in which it applies.
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The sign above applies only in fog conditions.
The sign above always applies, even without fog.
It permanently cancels any sign above it.
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