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Brightness
Brightness. Light levels can change with time, clouds, fog and other conditions, requiring appropriate driving and lighting. In this scenario the layout and signs remain unchanged; otherwise they too may change, for example during roadworks or with temporary signs. Do not treat every vertical sign or road layout as permanently unchanging.
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