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The percentage of the downhill gradient.
The number found on the steep downhill gradient sign indicates the percentage of incline that the downhill slope has in relation to the horizontal plane.
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The distance in metres remaining before the slope.
The percentage of the downhill gradient.
The maximum speed, in kilometres per hour, at which you can drive on the slope.
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