A19: Falling rocks
Category : Warning signs
A19 - Falling rocks. Rocks may fall from the cliff onto the road or may already be on the roadway. Slow down, watch the road surface and be prepared to avoid an obstacle. Risk is increased after heavy rain or during freeze-thaw periods.
What to know about this type of sign
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- Danger (triangle) Red triangle: warns of a hazard ahead - bend, crossing, works, slippery road. Slow down.
- Prohibition & obligation Round signs: prohibition (red border) or obligation (blue background).
- Priority & information Priority signs (give way, stop, priority road) and information signs (blue).
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Other road signs
- A1a: Dangerous left curve
- A1b: Dangerous right-hand bend
- A1c: Double bend or series of more than two bends, the first to the left
- A1d: Double bend or series of more than two bends, the first to the right
- A21: Pedestrian crossing
- A23: Place frequently visited by children
- A25: Crossing for cyclists and two-wheeled moped riders, or cycle path…
- A27: Crossing of large game