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Correct, clear, appropriate signing.
Correct, clear, appropriate signs. They help identify hazards, prohibitions and duties, but do not guarantee avoiding crashes or replace observation and safe speed. Their mere presence is insufficient if incorrect or hard to perceive.
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Deficient, contradictory signing.
Correct, clear, appropriate signing.
Unreadable signs that conceal hazards.
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