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Reduce speed where needed and use smooth inputs.
Reduce speed beforehand where needed and use smooth inputs: wet painted markings can offer less grip. Avoid abrupt acceleration or braking on them. Respond to immediate danger when necessary; this advice is not an absolute ban on necessary braking.
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Reduce speed where needed and use smooth inputs.
Brake sharply on them without need.
Accelerate sharply to cross them sooner.
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