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On a supplementary panel.
On a supplementary panel. Read it to distinguish the distance to the start of the hazard from the length of the hazardous section, which may also be shown on a panel. Do not infer an exact distance merely from being inside or outside a built-up area.
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On the vehicle’s speedometer.
On a supplementary panel.
It always equals the road’s width.
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