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Proximity to an area where we may come to a stop due to heavy traffic.
The vertical danger warning sign for congestion that we may find on a public road warns us that we are approaching an area where our vehicle may come to a stop due to heavy traffic.
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Proximity to an area prohibited to vehicle traffic.
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Proximity to an area where we may come to a stop due to heavy traffic.
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