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What does this road marking mean?
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Warning line (M3)
”A warning line is used to indicate that it is inappropriate to cross over it due to the traffic conditions. The marking indicates the boundary between lanes intended for travel in opposite directions. The marking has the distance ratio 3:1 between dashes and spaces.”
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