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Not create unnecessary risks and not disturb or obstruct other road users.
Every driver is required not to create unnecessary risks and not to disturb or obstruct other road users. This means driving responsibly and considerately, complying with traffic rules, and taking into account the safety and wellbeing of all road users, including pedestrians, cyclists and other drivers. This obligation is essential for maintaining road safety and ensuring smooth, incident-free traffic flow.
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Not overtake.
Always drive at the maximum speed allowed for a road.
Not create unnecessary risks and not disturb or obstruct other road users.
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