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See and be seen.
See and be seen. Observe properly and use applicable lights and visibility equipment correctly without dazzling. Check that acting is safe: being visible does not guarantee others have noticed you or give priority. Respect priority and take particular care around vulnerable road users.
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Assume others have always seen us.
Act without looking if we have priority.
See and be seen.
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