When driving in work zones, you should:
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Slow down and keep your eyes fixed on the road ahead of you.
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Maintain the same speed and glance behind and in front of you.
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Proceed as you would on a normal road.
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Slow down, watch the traffic around you and be prepared to stop.
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Explanation
When driving through a work zone, slow down and increase your following distance. Scan the road and roadsides carefully for unexpected hazards, and be prepared to stop suddenly. Pay close attention to all signs, signals, and message boards. Adjust your lane position to provide space for workers and construction vehicles, and take all necessary precautions to ensure their safety.
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