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That the rule applies to the whole town.
A regulatory sign placed next to, or directly above, a sign specifying the name of the town indicates that the rule applies to the whole town, unless a different regulation is indicated within it.
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That the rule applies to the whole town.
That they must comply with it for the next kilometre.
That the rule applies outside that town.
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