What does a broken line where the dashes are significantly shorter and closer together than usual indicate?

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This road marking is a crucial warning sign. When the dashes of a broken line become shorter and the gap between them decreases, it indicates that the driver is approaching a continuous (solid) line or a section of the road that presents a special risk (such as a curve with reduced visibility or a crest). Basically, it warns you that permission to overtake or change lanes is about to end for safety reasons. The other options are incorrect because an intersection has its own markings (even if it is a danger) and there is no specific longitudinal road marking exclusively for 5% slopes.

What does a broken line where the dashes are significantly shorter and closer together than usual indicate?

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