We are driving in a built-up area and are about to go over a pedestrian crossing. We must keep in mind that...

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The paint used in road markings, such as pedestrian crossings, can be very slippery for two-wheeled vehicles. Although anti-slip products are currently added to it, the risk of loss of grip is still present. Therefore, whenever possible and safe, it is advisable to avoid driving directly over the painted area. This is especially important if the road is wet or damp.

We are driving in a built-up area and are about to go over a pedestrian crossing. We must keep in mind that...

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