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A stretch of road where there is a risk of gravel being thrown up as vehicles pass over it.
A nearby road section where passing vehicles may throw up loose gravel. This is P-28. It does not depict a landslide or a puddle. Adapt speed to the surface and keep a gap that reduces the risk of impacts without compromising safety. The sign warns of a nearby hazard; it does not itself set a numerical speed.
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An area of frequent landslides.
Large puddles of water that require reducing speed.
A stretch of road where there is a risk of gravel being thrown up as vehicles pass over it.
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