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What is the difference between a white "Maximum 80" sign and a yellow "80" tab under a warning sign?

โœ“ ANSWER

The white sign is the legal limit; the yellow tab is only a recommended speed for the hazard

White regulatory signs set the law; yellow advisory tabs recommend a safe speed for a curve or hazard.

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  1. โœ“The white sign is the legal limit; the yellow tab is only a recommended speed for the hazard
  2. โœ—Both are legal limits
  3. โœ—The yellow tab is the limit at night
  4. โœ—The white sign applies only to trucks

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