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Irresponsible and uncivil riding.
Irresponsible, reckless or uncivil riding harms safety and coexistence with other road users. Unnecessary noise also causes nuisance. Such behaviour must not be attributed to all motorcyclists, and riders do not have general priority over cars.
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Irresponsible and uncivil riding.
Respecting the rules and other road users.
Signalling manoeuvres correctly.
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