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avoid riding over the painted area, because it can be very slippery.
Road-marking paint can have poor grip when wet, although special paints exist. Reduce speed in advance and avoid abrupt braking or leaning the motorcycle sharply on the paint. Try to use an unpainted part only when safe, without sudden changes of course and while respecting pedestrians’ priority.
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ride over the painted area, because it has better grip.
avoid riding over the painted area, because it can be very slippery.
increase speed, to ride more safely.
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