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Maintain attention and adapt speed.
Maintain attention and adapt speed even on a short, familiar route. Familiarity does not remove risks or justify relaxing or becoming distracted. DGT specifically warns against overconfidence on these journeys.
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Relax and pay less attention because the route is familiar.
Maintain attention and adapt speed.
Skip the seat belt because the journey is short.
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