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No, also anticipate other users’ mistakes or unexpected manoeuvres.
No. Observation must be accompanied by anticipation, a safe following distance and adaptation of driving. Expect other users to make mistakes or unexpected manoeuvres, rather than only criminal offences. Preserving space and reaction time helps avoid conflicts, but no technique guarantees zero risk.
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Yes, observing and obeying the rules is sufficient without anticipating what may happen.
No, also anticipate other users’ mistakes or unexpected manoeuvres.
Yes, observation eliminates all risk.
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