Are you warned in this situation of a hump on the road intended to slow down the traffic?
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Correct answer
NO
Explanation
In the photo there is sign A-11 "uneven road" - there are two bumps in the triangle, not one. This sign warns of a natural transverse unevenness of the roadway, not of a speed bump, that is a hump built on purpose to slow traffic down. The answer is: no.
A speed bump is indicated by a separate sign A-11a with a single hump. The Regulation on road signs and signals defines it as a warning of a hump on the roadway used to slow down vehicle traffic. The difference matters in practice: a speed bump is single and just after the sign, while an uneven road may continue for longer. In both cases you slow down, but at A-11 you do not know exactly where the potholes will start.
Legal basis: § 7 para. 1 and 2 of the Regulation on road signs and signals