Warning signs
Other danger ahead. Plate beneath indicates the nature of the hazard
What it means
The exclamation mark covers hazards that have no symbol of their own, so it never appears on its own. The plate under it tells you what you are dealing with, such as "Hidden dip", "Fallen tree" or "Pedestrians crossing". Read the plate first, then ease off and drive to whatever it says.
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