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Adjust the speed to the change of direction or crossing manoeuvre.
When we are at an intersection, and once we have correctly selected the position we should occupy on the carriageway, we must adjust our vehicle's speed to the change of direction or crossing manoeuvre we are going to carry out.
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Adjust the speed to the change of direction or crossing manoeuvre.
Observe the traffic and give way if necessary.
Increase the speed to 20 km/h above the minimum.
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