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There's many many different ways and techniques to use it. Terms like, "scroll the road" and "bump and cross" to name a few.

Not all of these are applicable to every situation. Which is why we want to emphasize the ability to make decisions on the fly and be able to adapt to your situation. Don't try to put square pegs into round holes because you only ever taught yourself how to use square pegs.

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As always, get out there and get after it. Simply studying is never enough.
 
generic rule:

Avoid stepping on roads like it's the plague
 
generic rule:

Avoid stepping on roads like it's the plague
Roads extends for miles. So you just can't move around your entire patrol.

What about streams? What if you are crossing an intersection in MOUT scenario?
 
Roads extends for miles. So you just can't move around your entire patrol.

What about streams? What if you are crossing an intersection in MOUT scenario?

I said to avoid stepping on them- it’s a good habit to build, and you get to the point where it starts feeling seriously odd when you do step on one whilst patrolling
 

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