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See and be seen.
See and be seen. Use lighting correctly, avoid glare and keep windows and lights clean. Adapt speed to the distance you can actually see and your ability to stop. Visibility’s importance does not reduce the duty to follow other rules.
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Do not overtake on the right.
Never exceed the maximum speed limit.
See and be seen.
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