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Reduce speed below the maximum permitted.
When we approach a movable bridge, we must reduce our speed below the maximum permitted. This is crucial to ensure that we can stop the vehicle safely if the bridge is raised or if there are indications that it is about to be raised. Driving at a moderate speed allows us to react appropriately to the signs and conditions of the movable bridge.
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Reduce speed, but only if the bridge is in motion.
Reduce speed below the maximum permitted.
Exercise extreme caution and always stop before crossing.
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