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Speed limit signs are classified as A. Mandatory signs B. Regulatory signs C. Warning signs D. Traffic flow signs
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Speed limit signs are classified as
A. Mandatory signs
B. Regulatory signs
C. Warning signs
D. Traffic flow signs
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B. Regulatory signs
Step-by-step explanation:
traffic rules
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The correct answer is B
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