Road markings painted on the roadway can decrease the grip of the motorcycle's tire with the road. What precautions will we take when passing over a transverse mark painted on the roadway?

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Road markings painted on the roadway are usually more slippery than asphalt, especially if they are wet. This poses an added risk of loss of grip for two-wheeled vehicles. To avoid falls, it is advisable to decrease speed before reaching the transverse mark. In addition, you must pass over it keeping the motorcycle as vertical as possible and without braking abruptly.

Road markings painted on the roadway can decrease the grip of the motorcycle's tire with the road. What precautions will we take when passing over a transverse mark painted on the roadway?

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