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Dangerous left bend and a maximum of 50 km/h while the indicated danger lasts.
A dangerous left bend and a maximum speed of 50 km/h from the sign until the indicated danger ends, under the meaning of R-301 when sharing a post with a hazard warning. The number is a maximum speed, not a distance or recommended speed. Conditions may require a lower speed.
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A bend where travelling at exactly 50 km/h is recommended.
A winding section 50 km long.
Dangerous left bend and a maximum of 50 km/h while the indicated danger lasts.
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