A35: Low-altitude aircraft overflight
Category : Warning signs
A35 - Low-altitude aircraft overflight. An aircraft may fly very low over the road, which can be surprising. Keep your attention on the roadway and do not let yourself be distracted by the passage of the aircraft.
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
- A37: Lateral wind
- A39: Traffic permitted in both directions after a one-way section
- A41: Level crossing with barriers
- A43: Level crossing without barriers
- A45: Level crossing with a single railway track (advance warning sign)
- A47: Level crossing with two or more railway tracks
- A49: Level crossing with one or more railway tracks established on the roadway
- A5: Steep uphill gradient