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You should see well and be seen.
Aim to see well and be seen: use appropriate lights, keep windows and lights clean, and use wipers and demisting as needed. These measures help but do not guarantee good visibility in every situation. Reduce speed and increase, rather than reduce, following distance; take care from the first drops.
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You should see well and be seen.
You should drive without taking any special precautions if the first drops start falling.
You should reduce your speed and the safety distance.
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