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Guidance device
The fixed or permanent directional panel, usually located at the entrance to very tight or dangerous curves, is part of the guidance devices within road delineation signs. This is because it alerts and guides the driver about a specific hazard, for example on particularly dangerous curves, and indicates the direction of traffic.
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