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Precise and without hesitation.
It should be performed precisely and safely after checking sufficient space and conditions, signalling and obeying limits. Do not start with doubts about safety. If circumstances make completion risky, promptly reduce speed, return to your lane and warn following users as required. “Without hesitation” does not mean continuing at any cost or accelerating above the limit.
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