Correct answer
Gravel being thrown up.
Flying loose chippings. P-28 warns that passing vehicles may throw up loose stones. Moderate speed and leave suitable clearance to reduce risk. It is neither the slippery-road sign nor the warning of rocks falling from a slope.
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Gravel being thrown up.
A slippery carriageway.
Falling rocks.
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