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Reduce speed and prepare to brake, braking when necessary.
Reduce speed and be ready to brake, for example by bringing your foot towards the brake pedal to shorten response time. If avoiding danger requires braking or stopping, do so: preparation does not replace necessary action. Do not accelerate to get through first or rely on priority as a guarantee that the other driver will yield. Observe and act to avoid collision.
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Accelerate to try to cross before the other vehicle.
Continue without precautions because the other driver would be responsible.
Reduce speed and prepare to brake, braking when necessary.
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