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The proximity of an area where strong wind often blows in a crosswind (transverse) direction.
The vertical danger warning sign P-29 for crosswind warns road users where the sign is located of the danger posed by the proximity of an area where strong wind frequently blows in a crosswind (transverse) direction.
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The proximity of a drop or uneven surface.
Possible falling debris on the carriageway.
The proximity of an area where strong wind often blows in a crosswind (transverse) direction.
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