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Adjusting the speed and increasing the safety distance
Adapt speed and maintain or increase safety distance according to conditions. Observe the surface, visibility, bends and traffic and obey limits. No fixed speed suits every road, and driving at night does not itself reduce that risk. These measures help without guaranteeing prevention of every accident.
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