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Obey rules and signs and find a lawful, safe alternative.
Obey the rules and traffic signs and choose a safe, lawful alternative. GPS is an aid, not permission to break rules. The driver’s personal opinion does not override the rules either. Restarting or reprogramming the device does not legalise a prohibited manoeuvre; stop at a lawful, safe place before operating it.
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Obey rules and signs and find a lawful, safe alternative.
Re-enter the route and consider that the prohibition no longer applies.
Restart the GPS and perform the prohibited manoeuvre if instructed again.
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