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Drive at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Reduce speed and increase following distance: rain reduces grip and can impair visibility. Brake, accelerate and steer smoothly. If you can no longer continue safely, seek a safe place to stop without obstructing traffic; this does not permit voluntary stopping anywhere on the carriageway or shoulder. Use the appropriate lighting and do not use main-beam headlights within a built-up area.
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Turn on the high-beam lights even when driving within a built-up area.
Drive at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Drive as close as possible to the vehicle ahead of the motorcycle to have greater protection and visibility.
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