What does a longitudinal broken line with dashes noticeably closer together than usual indicate?

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A broken line where the dashes are much closer together than usual warns the driver of the imminent approach of a continuous line or the proximity of a particularly dangerous section of the road, such as a curve with reduced visibility or a hill crest. This road marking signals the need for extreme caution and generally advises against starting overtaking maneuvers if they cannot be safely completed before reaching the continuous line. It should not be confused with special lanes (indicated by wider markings) or specific slow traffic lanes.

What does a longitudinal broken line with dashes noticeably closer together than usual indicate?

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