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You are driving behind a motorcyclist on a wet road with tram tracks ahead. The motorcyclist moves towards the centre of the lane to cross the tracks at a right angle. What should you do?
Explanation
The Highway Code (Rule 306) says that cyclists and motorcyclists should take extra care when crossing tram or rail tracks, especially when they are wet, and that it is safest to cross at right angles. It also advises other road users to be aware that they may need more space or to change position to cross the tracks safely. You should therefore slow down and allow extra room, not overtake or pressure them.
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