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warning beacon [′wȯrn·iŋ ‚bē·kən]
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A Maritime Safety Queensland investigation into the crash found Watson had likely "dozed off" before the accident and had also failed to turn on a collision warning beacon.
In addition, gravel shoulders will be installed, along with new and improved signage and flashing pedestrian warning beacons.
The situation is nearly similar on the Saudi side, although there is a manually activated warning beacon to indicate heavy traffic on the bridge.
 
 
 
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