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a road with a poor surface.
The P-15 sign, shown in the image, which is triangular in shape, warns of the proximity of a stretch of road with a poor road surface or an irregular profile. This may indicate the presence of potholes, bumps, speed bumps or other irregularities in the road surface that can affect the vehicle's stability and control. Drivers should be alert and reduce their speed when approaching this area to avoid damage to the vehicle and to ensure their safety on the road.
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a change in gradient.
a raised pedestrian crossing.
a road with a poor surface.
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