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Organising traffic.
The main functions fulfilled by traffic signs are: regulating and organising traffic; increasing safety on the road; reminding road users of the basic rules they must follow to increase their own safety and that of other users.
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Organising traffic.
Making users forget the most basic rules.
Reducing safety on the road.
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