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Warn of the proximity and nature of a hazard difficult to perceive in time.
They warn of the proximity and nature of a hazard difficult to perceive in time. They help you anticipate, increase observation and adapt speed to the situation. They are not restricted to bends and do not themselves indicate a reversible lane. Observe supplementary panels and signs regulating priority as well.
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Warn only of dangerous bends.
Warn of the proximity and nature of a hazard difficult to perceive in time.
Indicate exclusively that the lane is reversible.
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