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The point where you must give way is 50 metres ahead.
It indicates the distance from the sign to where its requirement begins: here, the give-way point is 50 metres ahead. It does not mean that the requirement extends over a 50-metre section or set a 50 km/h speed limit. Approach prepared to give way and stop if necessary. The situation is described completely without requiring an image.
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The requirement extends over a 50-metre section.
The maximum speed is 50 km/h.
The point where you must give way is 50 metres ahead.
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