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Drive attentively, anticipate and adapt to hazards.
Maintain attention, anticipate hazards and adapt speed and distances to conditions. Having GPS does not replace those measures; operating it or being distracted by it can increase risk. Observing limits only near a speed camera is insufficient: obey them and drive safely throughout the journey. No measure guarantees avoiding every accident.
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Install GPS instead of paying attention to traffic.
Drive attentively, anticipate and adapt to hazards.
Observe limits only where speed cameras are present.
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