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The proximity of a place frequented by pedestrians.
The image is P-20b, Pedestrians, in the current catalogue. It warns of a place or section with high pedestrian traffic. Pay particular attention and adapt speed; it does not indicate a pedestrian-only road or a residential zone.
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The proximity of a residential road.
The proximity of a road reserved for pedestrians.
The proximity of a place frequented by pedestrians.
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