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Gravel being thrown up.
The P-28 vertical hazard-warning sign shown in the image indicates that we are approaching a section of road where there is a risk of gravel being thrown up by passing vehicles.
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Gravel being thrown up.
A slippery carriageway.
Falling rocks.
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