What specifically does the P-15a warning sign showing an elevation in the profile indicate?

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The sign shown is P-15a, which warns of the danger due to the proximity of a bump (or hump) on the road. A bump is a physical irregularity in the pavement that projects upwards.  It is vital not to confuse it with a dip (P-15b), which is a downward irregularity, nor with uneven road (P-15), which suggests general bad conditions. When facing this sign, the correct behavior is to reduce speed to avoid damage to the suspension and tires, and to ensure control of the vehicle is maintained while driving over the elevation.

What specifically does the P-15a warning sign showing an elevation in the profile indicate?

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