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Mark the bend’s course and help the driver adapt speed.
They mark the bend’s course and direction to aid perception and speed adaptation. They are not the marker identifying where two traffic streams separate, nor are they limited to marking conventional-road edges. Their presence does not authorise an inappropriate speed.
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Authorise taking any bend without reducing speed.
Indicate only the point where two traffic streams separate.
Mark the bend’s course and help the driver adapt speed.
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