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When driving in urban traffic, you need to deal with many rules, road users and risks in a limited space. For example, you must know how to choose your lane and position, when you may stop or park, when overtaking is allowed, and when you must give way. At the same time, you need to be especially aware of pedestrians, cyclists, children and elderly people, as they often move close to the road and can be difficult to spot in time.
In this section, you will learn how to drive safely in built-up areas. You will read about unprotected road users, adjusting your speed, readiness for action, signs and signals, positioning, give-way rules, overtaking and parking. The aim is for you to be able to plan your driving, detect risks in time and interact clearly with other road users.