Correct answer
A succession of dangerous bends.
P-14b warns of a succession of dangerous bends close together, the first to the left. It does not indicate an uphill gradient or an uneven road surface. The pictured bend pattern identifies the sign without depicting a driver’s manoeuvre.
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An uneven road surface.
A succession of dangerous bends.
A steep uphill gradient.
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