What is the sign for a dangerous mountain road section?

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AnnieDella
07/29/25 2:08pm
The dangerous mountain road sign is a traffic sign placed at an appropriate location before sections of mountainous terrain that are hazardous (such as roads with steep cliffs or dangerous drop-offs on the outer side). Below is relevant information: Sign placement: It is positioned at an appropriate distance before sections where the road's friction coefficient cannot meet the required emergency braking distance for the corresponding driving speed. Drivers must slow down when approaching these sections. This sign is placed at an appropriate location before hazardous mountainous terrain (roads with steep cliffs or dangerous drop-offs on the outer side). It is also placed before sections along reservoirs, lakes, rivers, or other embankment roads. Purpose of warning signs: To alert drivers and pedestrians of potential dangers ahead, urging them to proceed with caution. Most warning signs have a yellow background with black borders and black symbols, and their shapes include rectangles, squares, crosses, and equilateral triangles with the apex pointing upward.
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VonRhett
08/13/25 6:05am
That day while driving on the mountain road, I suddenly saw that yellow triangular sign with a hillside and a falling rock drawn on it, reminding me that it was a dangerous mountain road section. You really have to be careful on such road sections. I’ve been driving for over ten years, and I remember once during rainy weather on a similar curve, I almost had an accident because I didn’t slow down. Since then, whenever I see this kind of sign, I instinctively slow down, keeping the speed below 40 km/h, with my eyes fixed firmly ahead, not daring to overtake recklessly or brake suddenly, because there could be falling rocks or dust at any time, obstructing visibility. Especially for older cars, the braking system is more prone to wear. I recommend all drivers regularly check their brake pads and tire grip to ensure shorter braking distances. If you encounter heavy fog or nighttime, turning on small lights to enhance visibility is also important. In short, this sign is not just for show—it directly relates to driving safety. A little more vigilance can prevent a lot of accidents.
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