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Old 04-08-2005, 12:49   #4
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Re: Question about none English speaking people

Because road signs relating to driving (not directing) are all in the highway code which every driver should have read and be up to date with.
Non-english speaking drivers should also be up to date with all the meanings of signs, and it is up to them to get a translation.
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