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Signal in advance if the manoeuvres may be dangerous.
To avoid road accidents, good practice among vehicle drivers is to drive defensively. This driving technique is based on observation, anticipation and control of our space, ensuring that other drivers and road users can anticipate manoeuvres and make themselves seen and understood correctly.
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Signal in advance if the manoeuvres may be dangerous.
Try to ensure that other drivers can anticipate manoeuvres by making yourself seen and understood appropriately.
Always travel very slowly so that you can anticipate every dangerous situation.
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