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That a continuous line is approaching.
If we are riding a moped and see an arrow on the centre line of a two-way road pointing to the right, it warns us that we are approaching a continuous line and that travelling in the left lane is prohibited; we must drive in the lane to the right of the arrow.
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The direction vehicles must take at the next intersection.
That a dangerous bend to the right is approaching.
That a continuous line is approaching.
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