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Motorways and dual carriageways.
Motorways and dual carriageways. Direction separation and absence of at-grade crossings reduce certain conflicts but do not eliminate risk. These roads can have bends, interchanges and limited visibility. Remain attentive, maintain distance and use an appropriate speed; their name does not make them safe in every circumstance.
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Every urban road, even with at-grade crossings.
Every road through a built-up area, even with at-grade crossings and one carriageway.
Motorways and dual carriageways.
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