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Reduce speed and take extra care when observing
Reduce speed and observe with extra care. Articles 45 and 46 require adapting speed and special caution at places with limited visibility. At a properly signposted junction with virtually no visibility, do not exceed 50 km/h; that maximum does not mean 50 is always safe. Stop when priority or safety requires it. Sounding the horn gives no priority and does not replace checking whether passage is safe.
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