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Frequent crossing by domestic animals.
P-23 warns of danger near a place where domestic animals may frequently cross the road. It is a hazard warning; it does not reserve the road for animal-drawn vehicles or itself prohibit cars from entering. R-408 is a different, blue circular sign requiring animal-drawn vehicles to use the road. Stay alert and adapt speed to the risk.
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Frequent crossing by domestic animals.
Road reserved exclusively for animal-drawn vehicles.
No entry for cars.
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