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strong crosswinds frequently blow.
The vertical warning sign P-29 indicates the proximity of an area where strong crosswinds frequently blow. If this wind blows from the side, driving becomes dangerous, and how dangerous it is will depend on the strength of the wind blowing at any given moment.
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the road surface can become very slippery.
there is a risk of gravel being thrown up as vehicles pass.
strong crosswinds frequently blow.
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