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Reducing speed below the maximum permitted and stopping if necessary.
Take extra care and reduce speed below the permitted maximum on approach, under article 95. If the bridge is closed or its barrier or half-barrier is moving, stop behind vehicles ahead and wait until passage is clear. Obey traffic lights and other instructions; do not wait until the bridge is moving before moderating speed.
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Reducing speed below the maximum permitted and stopping if necessary.
Always stopping before crossing.
Reducing speed, but only if the bridge is in motion.
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