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Anticipate a possible cyclist movement and adapt speed and clearance.
Anticipate a possible change of course and leave a safety margin, moderating speed and stopping if necessary. Defensive driving prevents situations rather than relying on abrupt last-second reactions. Obey signs and overtaking rules; do not maintain an unsuitable speed merely because it is below the limit. Use appropriate lighting without dazzling the cyclist; necessary lights should not be omitted.
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Anticipate a possible cyclist movement and adapt speed and clearance.
Dazzle the cyclist with main beam to announce our presence.
Always maintain the same speed even if the cyclist must avoid an obstacle.
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