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evasive action

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I immediately had to take evasive action as not one but two cars coming from my left decided they too were going towards the roundabout.
Hind forced pilot Robert Hall to take evasive action to avoid being blinded or crashing when he aimed the green beam at the helicopter over his home in Shirebrook.
If Mr Hubball drove at a reasonable speed and was aware of the pre-warning road signs indicating that children are crossing, there should be no need to be forced into any evasive action, regardless of the crossing wardens actions.
 
 
 
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