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Reduce speed.
Reduce it progressively to prepare and perform the manoeuvre at a safe speed. Check that the location is permitted and visibility and space are adequate, and that you do not endanger or obstruct others; signal in advance and wait if the manoeuvre is unsafe, under articles 78 and 79. The question concerns approaching too fast, not moving off after stopping.
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Maintain speed.
Increase speed.
Reduce speed.
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