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Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
Travel at a moderate speed and stop if necessary, under article 46. Article 45 also requires observing limits and adapting speed to stop within the visible distance and before obstacles. There is no single numerical speed for every such case; it depends on circumstances.
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Maintain excessive speed despite the risk.
Travel without any speed limit.
Moderate speed and stop if necessary.
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