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A stable path adapted to the road, without unnecessary weaving.
A stable path without unnecessary weaving or abrupt acceleration, adapted to the road and bends. This does not mean riding straight when the road turns. With no specially designated part of the road, use the right shoulder when usable and sufficient; otherwise use only the necessary part of the carriageway, under article 36. Always riding in the lane centre is not prescribed. Keep safe distances, signal and use regulation protection.
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Weave between other road users.
Abruptly accelerate fully on every turn.
A stable path adapted to the road, without unnecessary weaving.
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