When approaching a section marked with this triangular warning sign, what specific circumstance does it warn us of on the roadway?

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The vertical warning sign P-34 ('Ice or snow', shown as a snowflake inside a red-bordered triangle) warns of the proximity of a section where ice or snow is frequently present during the winter season, with the associated dangers, such as a particularly slippery road surface. When approaching this section, especially on a moped, where stability and grip are more fragile, the rider must slow down gently and avoid sudden steering or braking maneuvers. Falling rocks are warned of by sign P-26, and loss of visibility is signaled by P-33.

When approaching a section marked with this triangular warning sign, what specific circumstance does it warn us of on the roadway?

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