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A road surface that may be slippery.
Sign P-19 warns that an upcoming section of road may have a slippery surface. It does not mean the surface is always slippery or that the danger occurs only with rain or snow. Adapt speed and avoid abrupt manoeuvres according to actual grip and conditions.
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A road surface that may be slippery.
A narrowing carriageway ahead.
An opening or swing bridge ahead.
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