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Allow a firm grip and sufficient sensitivity for the controls.
A firm grip with adequate sensitivity, correct fit and protection. Thickness alone does not ensure good control, and reflective elements may aid visibility but do not replace protection and fit. Protective gloves are compulsory on interurban roads under Article 118; design advice does not remove that requirement.
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Allow a firm grip and sufficient sensitivity for the controls.
Be so thick that they prevent correct control operation.
Reflectivity alone is enough, even without protection or proper fit.
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