Correct answer
Take extra care and adapt speed.
Take extra care and adapt speed to maintain safe clearance and stop when necessary. Anticipate pedestrian and cyclist movements and respect their priority where applicable. Do not use the horn to pressure them or replace slowing; warnings are allowed only in prescribed cases, such as avoiding a potential crash. Automatically keeping the same speed can be unsafe even below the speed limit.
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Use the horn to force them aside without adapting speed.
Take extra care and adapt speed.
Always keep the same speed regardless of their movements.
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Cerca de peatones o ciclistas, con un turismo o vehículo del permiso B, debes:
- Extremar la precaución y adaptar la velocidad.(Correct answer)
- Usar el claxon para obligarlos a apartarse, sin adaptar la velocidad.
- Mantener siempre la misma velocidad, con independencia de sus movimientos.
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