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Strong crosswinds normally blow.
The vertical danger warning sign P-29 indicates that we are approaching an area of the road where strong crosswinds frequently blow. If this wind blows from the side, driving becomes dangerous, and the danger will depend on the strength of the wind blowing at any given time.
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Strong crosswinds normally blow.
There are vehicles obstructing the carriageway.
The road surface may become slippery due to ice or snow.
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