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Travel at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Reduce speed and increase separation. If continuing safely is impossible, stop in a safe, permitted place without abrupt braking or manoeuvres. Adapt braking to grip and vehicle instructions; rain can make road markings more slippery. Do not follow closely or use dazzling main beam.
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Switch on the high-beam headlights, even when riding within a built-up area.
Ride as close as possible to the vehicle travelling ahead to have greater protection and visibility.
Travel at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
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