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Reduce speed if a dangerous situation arises.
When riding your moped, if another vehicle shows its intention to overtake you, allow and facilitate the manoeuvre by moving towards the right-hand side and reducing your speed if you notice any dangerous situation. Under no circumstances should you signal with your arm to indicate that it can overtake you.
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Increase speed to prevent being overtaken.
Signal with your arm whether it can overtake me or not.
Reduce speed if a dangerous situation arises.
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