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Do not start the trip or interrupt it if necessary
Do not set off; if already riding, stop in a permitted, safe place as soon as this can be done without creating danger. A short journey or higher speed does not compensate for inadequate physical or mental fitness. If the journey must continue, use an alternative that does not require you to ride in that condition.
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Do not start the trip or interrupt it if necessary
Assume a short trip makes it acceptable
Compensate by driving faster
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Si no te encuentras en condiciones adecuadas para conducir una motocicleta de A1 o A2, debes:
- No iniciar la marcha o interrumpirla si es necesario(Correct answer)
- Confiar en que el trayecto será breve
- Compensarlo conduciendo más deprisa
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