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Reduce speed and take extra care
Adapt speed and take extra care, slowing or stopping if necessary and respecting applicable priority. LCM is a licence: the person drives the vehicle it authorises. Do not assume every pedestrian will move aside or use abrupt manoeuvres to force them; this licence does not remove traffic rules.
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Reduce speed and take extra care
Maintain pace so as not to get in the way
Warn them with abrupt maneuvers so they move aside
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Al conducir un vehículo para personas de movilidad reducida autorizado por una LCM cerca de peatones, debe...
- Reducir la velocidad y extremar la precaución(Correct answer)
- Mantener el ritmo para no estorbar
- Avisar con maniobras bruscas para que se aparten
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