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An approaching continuous marking or a road section with a particular risk.
An approaching continuous longitudinal marking and the restriction it implies, or a road section with a particular risk, under the current catalogue in annex I of the General Traffic Regulations. Plan ahead and do not start an overtake that cannot be completed legally and safely before that restriction. The marking neither gives priority nor cancels speed limits; special-lane separation markings serve other purposes.
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That all speed limits are cancelled.
That you always have priority over other road users.
An approaching continuous marking or a road section with a particular risk.
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