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Become distracted and stop observing the surroundings.
Distraction. Observe signals, traffic and possible pedestrians or cyclists in the relevant directions, adapt speed and check that entry will not block the junction. Do not fix your gaze only straight ahead: distribute observation according to the situation.
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Become distracted and stop observing the surroundings.
Adapt speed to visibility and traffic.
Observe directions from which other users may approach.
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