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moderate the speed, stopping the vehicle if necessary.
Moderate your speed and stop if circumstances require it, under Article 46.1.c. You need not always wait until every animal is enclosed. Lateral clearance when passing is a separate duty and does not replace this preventive speed adjustment.
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moderate the speed, stopping the vehicle if necessary.
stop driving until all the animals are enclosed.
leave a lateral separation of no less than 1.50 metres to overtake them.
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