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Race another driver through dangerous manoeuvres that seriously endanger other people.
Entering an impromptu race with another driver and making dangerous manoeuvres that seriously endanger other people. Ride diligently and carefully; negligent and reckless driving are prohibited. Not every speeding offence, improper horn use or movement between vehicles automatically constitutes the same offence: circumstances matter. Any criminal classification requires its own elements and is not determined solely by the manoeuvre’s name.
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Briefly use the horn to warn of an immediate danger.
Race another driver through dangerous manoeuvres that seriously endanger other people.
Reduce speed progressively to maintain a safe following distance.
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