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Disobeying traffic lights and other traffic signs.
Disobeying traffic lights and other traffic signs. Their indications control traffic and must be followed according to the established order of signal priority. Adapting speed to the road surface or choosing suitable protective clothing are different actions and do not in themselves disobey traffic-control indications.
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Disobeying traffic lights and other traffic signs.
Adapting speed to the road surface condition.
Choosing suitable protective clothing for riding a motorcycle.
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