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Maintain an appropriate steady speed where possible, avoiding unnecessary harsh manoeuvres.
Drive smoothly and anticipate, avoiding unnecessary acceleration and braking and keeping speed as steady as appropriate. Adapt speed to traffic, signals and safety; steady speed never justifies failing to brake. Maintenance also matters, and results depend on the vehicle and conditions.
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Always maintain the same speed, even when safety requires braking.
Maintain an appropriate steady speed where possible, avoiding unnecessary harsh manoeuvres.
Repeatedly accelerate and brake harshly without need.
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