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Give information, warnings and recommendations or instructions as circumstances require.
To adapt traffic to changing circumstances: give information, warn of hazards and provide recommendations or mandatory instructions. Messages may include route and diversion information; guidance messages cannot be categorically excluded. Interpret the particular message and observe the prescribed priority of traffic signals.
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