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Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary. Anticipate unexpected movements, remain attentive and obey crossings and signs. Lower speed gives more margin to stop but does not guarantee instant reactions. Do not routinely sound the horn to announce your presence: acoustic warnings are used only in permitted circumstances, such as preventing a possible accident.
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Maintain speed even when unsafe as long as vertical signs are obeyed.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Always sound the horn to announce your presence.
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