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Of a place frequented by children.
Of a place frequented by children, such as a school or play area. It does not mean children are always present or that there is necessarily a pedestrian crossing. Increase attention and adapt speed to visibility and the possible presence of children. It is a danger warning, rather than the sign identifying a residential area.
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Of a place frequented by children.
Of a pedestrian crossing as its sole meaning.
Of a residential area as its sole meaning.
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