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Constantly observe what is happening on the road.
Maintain continuous observation of the surroundings, including the road ahead, the sides and mirrors as circumstances require, rather than staring exclusively in one direction. Maintain an adequate field of view and constant attention to driving under Article 18. Observation helps detect hazards and anticipate manoeuvres; by itself it cannot guarantee that no crash will occur.
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Constantly observe what is happening on the road.
Look exclusively ahead without checking the sides or mirrors.
Watch only those approaching from behind.
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