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the cross-section where such signs are placed.
As a general rule, they begin to apply from the cross-section of the road where the sign is installed. A supplementary panel can indicate the distance to another cross-section where the regulation begins.
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the vertical section where such signs are placed.
a minimum distance of 50 metres.
the cross-section where such signs are placed.
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