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Announce the proximity of a continuous line
An approaching continuous line prohibiting travel to its left. Do not start an overtake, or finish an overtake already underway as soon as safely possible, returning to the permitted side without obstructing others. The arrow does not itself set a 50 km/h limit or announce a level crossing. Its function is not confined to bends with limited visibility.
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Announce the proximity of a continuous line
Indicate that a level crossing will be found shortly
Indicate that it is prohibited to travel at more than 50 km/h
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