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A section where traffic congestion frequently occurs.
The P-31 sign warns of an approaching section where traffic is frequently stopped or hindered by congestion. It does not mean a queue is necessarily present at that precise moment or that only cars may use the road. Adapt speed and maintain a safe following distance.
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A section where traffic congestion frequently occurs.
A carriageway reserved exclusively for cars.
A requirement to drive without keeping a safe following distance.
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