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Visibility.
Visibility. It can make the carriageway, road users and signs harder to see; wet surfaces can also reduce grip and lengthen braking. Loss of grip is not the same as a brake malfunction. Maintain the vehicle and adapt speed, distance and lighting. Use wipers and demisting appropriately.
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The vehicle’s legally authorised number of seats.
The maximum authorised mass recorded in the vehicle documents.
Visibility.
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