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To indicate obstacles on the road.
Guide devices are fixed marker signs whose function is to indicate the edge of the carriageway, the presence of a bend or other obstacles on the road.
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To temporarily prohibit passage.
To indicate obstacles on the road.
To warn of a nearby toll road.
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