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Reduce speed and act smoothly
Reduce speed in advance and use the throttle, brakes and steering smoothly. Wet painted markings may offer less grip; accelerating to cross sooner or braking sharply on them can increase the risk of losing control. Adapt riding to the actual surface condition and avoid abrupt lean or inputs.
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Accelerate to cross them sooner
Reduce speed and act smoothly
Brake sharply right on top of them
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