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The presence of a bend and its direction.
These are permanent directional panels: they mark a bend and its direction and help drivers assess the necessary speed reduction. The image combines single, double and triple examples; it does not show only one panel. Adapt speed to signs and conditions rather than deriving one numerical reduction from this sheet.
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The presence of a bend and its direction.
The presence of a bend where roadworks are being carried out.
They prohibit access to the area they mark out.
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