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Danger of frequent wild-animal crossings.
Danger near a place where wild animals may frequently cross the road. The sign does not itself give them right of way. Priority involving animals is governed by Article 66, and speed must in all cases be adapted to avoid a collision.
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That no other type of hazard can exist on that section.
That this sign always gives every animal priority.
Danger of frequent wild-animal crossings.
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