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Keeping the motorcycle as upright as possible and travelling straight at a suitable speed.
Keep the motorcycle as upright as possible, travel straight at a suitable speed and avoid abrupt braking, acceleration or steering on the paint. Markings can be slippery, particularly when wet. Slow down before reaching them and obey their meaning: this advice does not permit crossing a continuous line or another marking that prohibits it. Nor does it require a dangerous change of course to obtain a particular crossing angle.
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Leaning the motorcycle further to increase grip on the paint.
Keeping the motorcycle as upright as possible and travelling straight at a suitable speed.
Accelerating sharply to cross as quickly as possible.
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