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a lay-by.
S-34 indicates an emergency lay-by: a place prepared for stopping a vehicle in an emergency. It does not announce an exit for a U-turn at a different level or a two-way carriageway. It does not authorise a convenience stop without regard to other rules. The S-34a variant additionally indicates an emergency telephone.
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a lay-by.
an exit through which a change of direction at a different level can be made.
a two-way carriageway.
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