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Make yourself visible and communicate manoeuvres correctly in advance.
Observe, anticipate and communicate manoeuvres so others can understand your intentions. Signal manoeuvres that require it in advance, not only those you personally consider dangerous. An indicator does not grant priority or replace observation. Driving very slowly at all times does not guarantee avoiding every risk and may be inappropriate; adapt speed without creating danger or undue obstruction.
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Make yourself visible and communicate manoeuvres correctly in advance.
Signal only manoeuvres you personally consider dangerous.
Always drive very slowly because that avoids every risk.
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