Of the following groups, which is NOT normatively classified as a type of vertical orientation sign?

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Orientation signs are part of indication signs and aim to guide the road user. According to General Traffic Regulations, they are subdivided into: pre-signaling signs, direction signs, road identification signs, location signs, confirmation signs, and signs for specific use in built-up areas. Therefore, 'Surveillance signs' are not a category of orientation; although surveillance warnings (speed cameras, CCTV) exist, these are usually supplementary panels or general information signs, but they do not serve to orient regarding directions or destinations.

Of the following groups, which is NOT normatively classified as a type of vertical orientation sign?

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