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The existence of a section of road with a steep uphill gradient.
The figure is P-16b: a steep uphill gradient. It warns of a section with a 10% uphill gradient. P-16a depicts a descent and its diagram slopes in the opposite direction.
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The existence of a section of road with a steep downhill gradient.
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The existence of a section of road with a steep downhill or uphill gradient.
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