DGT B licence questions: Joining traffic and changing lanes

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1. A vehicle leaves a parking place and enters the road’s traffic flow. What manoeuvre is it performing?
2. Is a noticeable change of position on the road considered a lateral displacement?
3. What should we do if, when carrying out a reversing manoeuvre, the traffic situation is not favourable?
4. Your car is parked in an angled space on an urban road and must reverse to leave it. May you reverse as a complementary part of joining…
5. Within a built-up area, must you facilitate a bus rejoining traffic from a signposted stop?
6. How should a driver signal their intention to join the traffic flow?
7. When should the light signal indicating a lane change end?
8. What are the steps of the safety rule when carrying out a manoeuvre?
9. When joining a road, you must take into account the position, path and speed...
10. Outside motorways and dual carriageways, with no other prohibition, may you reverse as a supplementary manoeuvre to join traffic?
11. Which action consists of following the road layout, rather than overtaking or a lateral movement?
12. If you must signal movement to the right with your left arm because light signalling is unavailable, which prescribed position can you use?
13. Before changing lanes, the driver must check that it can be done: