This triangular warning sign alerts to the danger posed by the proximity of a section of road...

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The sign shown is P-28, “Loose chippings”: it warns of the proximity of a road section where there is a risk of loose chippings being thrown up as vehicles pass. For someone riding a moped, this danger is doubly relevant: loose stones can hit the rider or damage the vehicle, and the gravel on the ground reduces tire grip and increases the risk of skidding or falling. Saying that it warns of a slippery road surface is a mistake, because a slippery road surface is indicated by P-And saying that it warns of frequent rockfalls is also a mistake, because that is P-26, “Falling rocks”.

This triangular warning sign alerts to the danger posed by the proximity of a section of road...

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