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assume that the cyclist may make a sudden movement.
If we encounter a cyclist travelling on the same road as us, we must drive defensively and remain alert at all times, since the cyclist may make a sudden movement requiring a rapid reaction from us. The speed may vary because, depending on the cyclist's behaviour, we may have to reduce it. Nor should we illuminate the cyclist unnecessarily.
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assume that the cyclist may make a sudden movement.
illuminate the cyclist to show our position.
maintain our speed and obey vertical signs at all times.
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