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Observe traffic, signs and surroundings to decide safely.
Gather information by observing traffic, the junction, signs and possible obstacles, including the situation behind where relevant. Then choose an appropriate position, signal manoeuvres as required and adjust speed to visibility, priority and conditions, stopping if necessary. Merely matching other vehicles’ speed is insufficient; keep observing throughout the crossing.
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