If you observe that the dashes of a longitudinal broken line are noticeably closer together than usual, what is being indicated?

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Road marking regulations state that a broken line with shorter dashes and smaller gaps between them than usual serves as a warning. It indicates the proximity of a continuous line or, as in this case, announces the approach to a section presenting a special risk (such as a curve with reduced visibility, a hill crest, or an intersection). Its purpose is to alert the driver to exercise extreme caution and, generally, to desist from starting overtaking maneuvers. It does not specifically indicate a town crossing or a steep slope, for which there are other specific vertical signs.

If you observe that the dashes of a longitudinal broken line are noticeably closer together than usual, what is being indicated?

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