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Corrosion signs.
Lane signs and service signs are groups of information signs in the road-traffic catalogue. “Corrosion signs” is not a name for one of these groups. This concerns the road-traffic catalogue, not chemical-hazard signs used in other settings.
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Corrosion signs.
Lane signs.
Service signs.
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