Señales para ciclistas (y los automovilistas).

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Habrá que ser honestos y considerar la siguiente, como automovilista/chofer, ¿conocemos/entenderíamos las señales que podría llegar a emplear un ciclista mientras circula cerca de nosotros?




Como ciclista ¿conocías/usas éstas señales? De no ser así, ahora que ya las conoces ¿las vas a usar?

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