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Sufficient space, good visibility and suitable pedestrian separation.
Sufficient space, good visibility and suitable separation between pedestrians and vehicles. The absence of pavements does not itself make a street safer: pedestrians may share traffic space. Narrow roads or numerous heavy vehicles can require more caution. Always adapt speed; easier driving does not mean no risk.
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Many heavy vehicles, disregarding visibility or space.
A narrow built-up road with pedestrians sharing the carriageway.
Sufficient space, good visibility and suitable pedestrian separation.
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