Narrow bridge ahead: What hazard does this sign warn you about?

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Why

The two lines that pinch inward stand for a bridge or culvert ahead that is narrower than the road leading to it, often with little or no shoulder. Slow down and check for oncoming traffic before you cross.

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Topic: Warning signs   License: Car permit

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• Curve, Hill and Hazard Warnings

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