Caution sign

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We used to have that kind of sign for caution, but it was removed mostly because caution was (and still is) over-used and incorrectly used so much that people ignored it anyway. This is also why we added the directional hazard for situations where people really do need to slow right down.

(2013-04-14 11:00)Roba Wrote:  Like when you put !hazard, someone crashes you, you have to move back to the position, stop and put !hazard again, where other cars might come fast seeing no caution or hazard sign and causing another crash.

You can (and usually should) have caution on at the same time as hazard. While the hazard is on, it will override the caution, but if as you said the hazard gets removed, at least the caution will remain on.

Also, as hazard is very directional, having it on while the car is moving would likely cause confusion.