In the city: more attention and care
In the city, right of way changes often, traffic stops, and pedestrians and cyclists mix with cars. Be more attentive, careful and tolerant, and stay focused on driving.
Word: Precedenza = the right to go first.
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When entering a built-up area, you must keep in mind that the right of way at intersections may change frequently.
When entering a built-up area, you must keep in mind that the flow of traffic is often hindered or interrupted by vehicles that are stopped, that are setting off, or that are changing direction.
Having entered a built-up area, you must keep in mind that other road users (such as pedestrians and cyclists) mix more with motorized traffic.
In a built-up area you must be more attentive, prudent and tolerant, because of the greater number of users who interact in the urban environment.
When entering a built-up area, you must continue to maintain concentration while driving, even though the reasons for getting distracted might increase.
When entering a built-up area, you must consider that it is possible to stop and park at unregulated intersections.
In a built-up area, driving in parallel lines (columns) is always permitted.
In a built-up area, you must consider that pedestrians and people with disabilities must always give way to motor vehicles.