If while driving you notice that the distance between the dashes of a broken longitudinal marking is noticeably shorter than usual, what is it warning you of?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, when the gap between the dashes of a broken longitudinal line is noticeably shorter than in the general case, it announces the proximity of a solid longitudinal marking (with the prohibition on crossing it that this implies) or the arrival at a section of road presenting a special risk, such as dangerous curves, changes of gradient with reduced visibility or intersections. The other options are incorrect: special lanes are usually delimited with broken lines of noticeably greater width, and the approach to a road passing through a town (travesía) is warned of by the corresponding regulatory vertical sign.

If while driving you notice that the distance between the dashes of a broken longitudinal marking is noticeably shorter than usual, what is it warning you of?

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