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Organise traffic according to the circumstances at the time
One function is organising and regulating traffic according to circumstances. Signalling can also warn of hazards, inform, guide or impose prohibitions and duties. It applies to the users affected by each signal, not solely pedestrians and cyclists. Its purpose is to support safety and traffic flow. Interpret each signal’s particular meaning; not every sign orders a manoeuvre.
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Warn only pedestrians and cyclists of hazards on the road
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Organise traffic according to the circumstances at the time
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