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Warn, inform, order or regulate the behaviour of road users.
Road signs are intended to warn and inform road users, sufficiently in advance, of specific road or traffic circumstances, or to order or regulate their behaviour. Traffic signs are a communication system in which spoken language is replaced by the language of shapes, colours, silhouettes and symbols or signs.
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Confirm exceptions to the rules.
Complement the rules.
Warn, inform, order or regulate the behaviour of road users.
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