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Regulate traffic and adapt information to traffic conditions.
Regulate traffic to suit changing conditions. Variable message signs may provide information, warn of hazards and give recommendations or binding instructions under article 142 of the General Traffic Regulations. They may display catalogue signs; their content is not restricted to tolls or animals. Follow the current message and the applicable order of signal priority.
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Warn exclusively of tolls.
Regulate traffic and adapt information to traffic conditions.
Warn exclusively of animals, without giving other instructions.
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