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They should be alert to and anticipate the possible behaviour of other road users.
The traffic density that may be encountered on a road, especially on roads within a built-up area, will often create moments of confusion and uncertainty for the motorcycle rider, and for this reason they should always practise defensive driving, anticipating the possible behaviour of other road users, increasing the safety distance when necessary, while also making themselves visible and keeping an eye on the traffic.
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They should be alert to and anticipate the possible behaviour of other road users.
They should increase their speed to get out of this situation as soon as possible.
They should warn other road users of their presence by using the main beam headlight.
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