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A triangle with the opposite vertex directed towards the vehicle.
The give-way road marking consists of a triangle marked on the carriageway, with its vertex opposite the shorter side and directed towards the approaching vehicle.
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A triangle with the opposite vertex directed towards the vehicle.
A circle with the words 'give way'.
A triangle with its widest part directed towards the vehicle.
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