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think that cyclists may make a sudden movement.
Anticipate that a cyclist may move sideways to avoid an obstacle. Moderate speed and maintain enough space; do not use the horn unnecessarily or overtake unless it is safe. When overtaking, leave at least 1.5 metres and use part or all of the adjacent or opposite lane; where there is more than one lane in each direction, change lanes completely. Outside built-up areas, article 85.4 requires travelling at least 20 km/h below the road’s limit before beginning and throughout the manoeuvre. If space or visibility is insufficient, wait.
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maintain your speed and pay attention to compliance with vertical signage.
think that cyclists may make a sudden movement.
when approaching cyclists, sound acoustic signals to indicate our presence.
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