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Crossing the white road marking of a pedestrian crossing, because the moped may skid.
When travelling over a road marking painted on the carriageway with our two-wheeled vehicle, as in the case of a pedestrian crossing, we should avoid riding over the white paint of that road marking as far as possible, since it is very slippery, especially after rain. With the road wet, our wheels could skid if we do not brake correctly, thereby increasing the stopping distance.
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Crossing the white road marking of a pedestrian crossing, because the moped may skid.
Travelling along a section of road without bends.
Travelling at low speed.
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