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Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary. Adapt driving to visibility, grip and traffic, retaining control and room to react. There is no universal 50 km/h limit for every bend: observe applicable limits and slow further when conditions require. Keep to your own right; do not enter opposing traffic.
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Always apply a fixed 50 km/h limit regardless of signs.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Keep as far left as possible, entering opposing traffic.
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