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Moderate the speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Moderate speed and stop if circumstances require it, under Article 46. Stay attentive and keep adequate clearance without rushing to overtake. Overtake only when safe and compliant with the applicable rules. Slowing helps reduce risk but does not guarantee preventing every dangerous situation.
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Increase the speed to overtake them as soon as possible.
Maintain the speed and pay attention to compliance with the vertical signs.
Moderate the speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
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