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Take necessary precautions, slowing down or stopping when required.
Take the precautions needed to avoid endangering them, reduce speed and stop if safety or priority rules require it. Anticipate unexpected movements and leave room. There is no duty to sound the horn simply because you are approaching; stopping or giving way when required is not incorrect.
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Always sound the horn merely because you are approaching.
Always maintain speed even when there is danger.
Take necessary precautions, slowing down or stopping when required.
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