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Take extra care because of the risk of falls and adapt speed.
Take extra care: rain can reduce grip and visibility and contribute to falls or unexpected movements. Adapt speed and do not overtake unless safe. When overtaking cyclists, Article 85.4 requires at least 1.5 m clearance and use of the adjacent or opposing lane as applicable; with more than one lane per direction, a complete lane change is mandatory. Outside built-up areas, before and throughout the manoeuvre, travel at least 20 km/h below the existing limit. Do not use the horn to pressure or startle; its use is limited to regulatory cases.
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Always maintain speed even if the risk increases.
Use the horn to demand that they move aside.
Take extra care because of the risk of falls and adapt speed.
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