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When you approach a place marked with this sign, should you reduce the speed so as not to endanger the safety of cyclists entering it?

When you approach a place marked with this sign, should you reduce the speed so as not to endanger the safety of cyclists entering it?
Explanation

Correct answer: Yes

The D-6b 'Cycle crossing' sign indicates a place designated for cyclists to cross the road. A driver approaching such a place is required to exercise particular caution and reduce speed so as not to endanger a cyclist on the crossing or entering it.

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