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A narrowing of the road platform or a nearby obstacle.
A narrowing of the road platform or a nearby obstacle, making it easier to see, for example structures, parapets or tunnel entrances. Annex I, section 3.2.6, defines them this way. They are guidance devices; they do not independently set a numerical speed limit or give priority. Adapt driving to the situation and other signs.
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A numerical maximum speed even with no number displayed.
A narrowing of the road platform or a nearby obstacle.
Priority over every other road user.
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