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Moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle so you can react to possible hazards in time. Adapt speed to visibility and maintain control; seeing no oncoming vehicles does not prove the section is free of hazards.
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None, if there are no vehicles coming from the opposite direction.
Moderate speed and, if necessary, stop the vehicle.
Maintain speed and pay attention to compliance with vertical signage.
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