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Behave in a way that does not unduly hinder traffic.
Road users, including drivers of vehicles, are obliged to behave in such a way that they do not unduly hinder traffic, nor cause danger, harm or unnecessary annoyance to other people or animals using the road. This is why they must remain attentive to driving at all times and avoid possible distractions, so as not to endanger themselves or the other road users.
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Always drive below the maximum speed limit for the road.
Always drive at the maximum speed limit for the road.
Behave in a way that does not unduly hinder traffic.
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