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Shoulder / Verge Traffic Signs. Variations on texts
If you intend to drive in France, all traffic signs below indicate a problem on the verge !
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 Narrow road and shoulder |
No verge
It's qualified on other places : "narrow" or "reduced" ! |
 Not any text ! |
A few weeks later, after road works. But a misspelling appears : ( "LL" instead of "L") |
 A lot of text to read ! |
 Concise |
 Dangerous side ? |
 Dangerous roadsides : It's simple and everyone knows what it means |
Lowered ? More technical ! |
White background : problem will remain a long time
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 Narrow It should be used on a lot of roads ! |
 Difference in height |
 Not consolidated |
 Soft |
 Non standard : (White and yellow background mixed) |
Very often, temporary indication
It seems that all these words can be mixed !Most current text Not consolidated |
 Soft |
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Like in Belgium ? |
 Impassable |
 Uneven |
 Unstable |
 Difference in height |
 With flashes (Ardennes) |
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 Redondant |
 Removed |
 Misspelling : accent |
 Made of wood, fixed on a tree ! |
Standalone complementary signs !
 Complementary small sign without AK14 sign |
 Photo Gilles Baudlet |
Soft shoulder for a long time ?  Belgium frontier |
 Photo Ronan Guillot |
 Big "small sign" |
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Rives or Rive : Plural or Singular ?"
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 Very high sign indicating a very low danger ! |
Variations at a short distance : (Ardennes)
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Quite the same :
Less than 1 km between these 2 signs  (Ardennes) |
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