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When approaching a bicycle travelling on the carriageway or the hard shoulder.
When driving on a conventional road, you must moderate your speed, even stopping if necessary, when approaching cyclists travelling on the carriageway or the hard shoulder.
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When the bus is not fitted with seatbelts.
When approaching a bicycle travelling on the carriageway or the hard shoulder.
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