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Agata Cichoń Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Helo..can anyone check if it is ok?

Surfaced road/hard surface-
the road with the roadway about the bituminous, concrete, malleolar, clinker or paving surface and from slabs or stone-concrete, if the length of the surface exceeds 20 m; other roads are dirt roads.

Carriageway-
each with a longitudinal lanes sufficient to move one row of multi-track (4-wheeled)vehicles, marked or unmarked with traffic signs.

Special attention - An increase of attention and traffic participant behavior adaptation to the conditions and the changing situation on the road, in sufficient detail to enable suitably rapid response.

Giving way - refraining oneself from the move, if the move could force other driver to the reversal or to change the traffic lane or the substantial change of the speed, but the pedestrian - to the stop, the dismissal or speeding up

Residential zone/zone of settling - an area that includes a public highway or other roads, which have specific rules of the road and the entrances and exits are marked with the relevant traffic signs
  

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I am really not clear on what you are trying to say in some instances, but here is what I presume: Surfaced road/hard surface — a roa d with bituminous , concrete, malleolar, clinker or paved surface or of slabs or stone / concrete, if the surface exceeds 20 m in length ; other roads are dirt roads. Carriageway — a roadway with lanes sufficient to move one line of multi-track (4-wheele d) vehicles, marked or unmarked with traffic signs. Special attention — an increase in attention and driver/operator behavioral adaptation to the changing conditions on the road, sufficient to enable suitably rapid response.

  • I am really not clear on what you are trying to say in some instances, but here is what I presume: Surfaced road/hard surface — a roa d with bituminous , concrete, malleolar, clinker or paved surface or of slabs or stone / concrete, if the surface exceeds 20 m in length ; other roads are dirt roads.
  • Carriageway — a roadway with lanes sufficient to move one line of multi-track (4-wheele d) vehicles, marked or unmarked with traffic signs.
  • Special attention — an increase in attention and driver/operator behavioral adaptation to the changing conditions on the road, sufficient to enable suitably rapid response.
  • Giving way — refraining from advancing , if the move could cause the other driver to reverse, change lanes, or substantially change speed.
  • In the case of pedestrians, stopping or accelerating .
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I am really not clear on what you are trying to say in some instances, but here is what I presume:

Surfaced road/hard surface — a road with bituminous, concrete, malleolar, clinker or paved surface or of slabs or stone/concrete, if the surface exceeds 20 m in length; other roads are dirt roads.

Carriageway — a roadway wit
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Surfaced road/hard surface :
A road with the roadway about the a bituminous, concrete, malleolar, or clinker surface, or one paved with slabs or stone-concrete, if the length of the surface exceeds 20 m; other roads are dirt roads.

Carria
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Can we start with this, and you tell me what needs to be added:

Giving way: to slow down or stop if necessary to avoid a collision, and to wait until it is safe to proceed.
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..so what is it in your opinion?
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I have text in my polish language which tells me that driver should do what you write but also the pedestrian is mentioned.. first of alll you (driver)should refrain from move on the road when this move could force another driver to change his direction while driving or change the carriageway or change much the speed,.and force the pedestrian come to a stop,slow the pace of steps or force the
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what do you think about 'residential area?"

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