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Snow, fog or rain.
Snow, fog or rain. They can change visibility or grip and require adapting driving. Road surfacing and roadside barriers are not weather conditions. This does not mean surfaces or obstacles never change: wear, works and incidents can also alter them and require attention.
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Road surfacing.
Roadside barriers.
Snow, fog or rain.
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