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Below a vertical sign.
These supplementary plates are placed below the vertical sign whose application they limit to particular circumstances. From top to bottom, the image shows snow, rain and fog. Snow must not be confused with rain, and the third plate must not be overlooked.
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Before a vertical sign.
Below a vertical sign.
Above a vertical sign.
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