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English: Former red triangular stop sign in the People's Republic of China. Date of use is unclear, but there are numerous sources. |
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| Author | Fry1989 eh? |
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This image of road traffic sign is from the mandatory National Standard of the People's Republic of China GB 5768, Road traffic signs and markings. Per 权司［1999］第50号 issued by the National Copyright Administration, mandatory standards are technical standards with legal natures, so the copyright protection is inapplicable pursuant to Article 5 of the Copyright Law of the People's Republic of China.
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