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You are driving on a two-way road. Where would you see this verge post?
“Along a two-way road, verge posts for each direction shall display rectangular reflectors on the right side of the road and round reflectors on the left side.” (Swedish Transport Administration)
On the right side, there is a post with rectangular reflectors.
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