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Moderate your speed, and if necessary, stop the vehicle.
We should drive at a moderate speed and, if necessary, stop our vehicle, when driving on a road outside a built-up area and approaching vehicles stopped on the carriageway and cycles travelling on it or on its hard shoulder. In addition to this, we should pay close attention to any vertical signs we encounter and to traffic in general.
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None, if there are no vehicles coming in the opposite direction.
Maintain your speed and pay attention in order to comply with vertical signage.
Moderate your speed, and if necessary, stop the vehicle.
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