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Adapt speed and increase caution.
Adapt speed and increase caution under article 45, so you can stop within the visible space and for foreseeable obstacles. Keep an appropriate following distance and use the lights required by conditions. Knowing the route does not replace observation or justify an unsuitable speed.
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Rely only on memory of the route.
Always maintain the same pace to avoid holding up traffic.
Adapt speed and increase caution.
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