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Reduce speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Moderate speed and stop if conditions require it, under Article 46. Accesses can hide pedestrians, animals or vehicles entering the road. Stay attentive at a speed allowing response and stopping within your field of vision. Slowing down helps reduce risk but cannot guarantee dealing safely with every unexpected event.
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Maintain speed and pay attention to compliance with the vertical signage.
None if there are no vehicles approaching in the opposite direction.
Reduce speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
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