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Keep it as upright as possible and avoid abrupt manoeuvres.
Reduce speed beforehand if safe, keep the motorcycle as upright as possible and use smooth control inputs. Avoid abrupt acceleration, braking or steering in that area. This does not mean braking is never allowed: if necessary, brake progressively according to conditions.
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Keep it as upright as possible and avoid abrupt manoeuvres.
Accelerate abruptly to leave as quickly as possible.
Brake abruptly within the area to reduce danger.
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