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Approach of a crossing for cyclists
Danger from one or more nearby cyclist crossings. It does not create a reserved lane or prohibit bicycles. Do not confuse it with P-22b, which warns of a section with frequent cycle traffic. Adapt speed, observe and obey applicable priority rules.
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