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a hump or dip in the road, or a road surface in poor condition.
The image shows P-15, an uneven-road warning: a hump, dip or poor road surface ahead. It is not P-15a, which depicts a single hump, or a steep-gradient sign. Adapt speed and take care to maintain control of the vehicle.
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a hump or dip in the road, or a road surface in poor condition.
an obstruction on the road.
a stretch of road with continuous steep gradients.
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