Why it matters: Shark's teeth: give way, not a stop requirement
Stopping unnecessarily at shark's teeth on an empty road near Hilversum surprises the driver behind you and can cause a rear-end collision; driving through without looking at B7 because 'it's just like shark's teeth anyway' can send you straight into crossing traffic. The difference between 'pay attention' and 'come to a standstill' is exactly what keeps these two signs apart.
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