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No, it warns of a surface that may be slippery for different reasons.
A nearby area of carriageway whose surface may be slippery. It does not warn exclusively of snow or guarantee that it is always slippery: different causes are possible. P-34 specifically warns of frequent winter ice or snow. Adapt speed and avoid abrupt manoeuvres.
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Yes, exclusively of snow.
No, exclusively of crosswind.
No, it warns of a surface that may be slippery for different reasons.
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