This road sign warns of:

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KET Užduotys · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: A stretch of road where gravel or crushed stone may be flung up from under the wheels.. Explanation: The warning sign "Loose chippings" tells drivers about a stretch of road with a loose surface (gravel, crushed stone). On such a stretch, stones can be flung up from under the wheels and damage other vehicles or injure pedestrians, so you should slow down and keep a greater distance.. KET reference: KET 1 pr. 121: A stretch of surfaced road where gravel, crushed stone and the like may be flung up from under the wheels.