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Facilitate merging where it can be done safely.
Facilitate merging where possible without creating danger, under article 73. Speed may be adapted or a lane changed where permitted and safe. The merging driver must still yield and check that joining is safe; assistance does not give automatic priority.
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Always yield to the merging car because it has automatic priority.
Compulsorily stop in the lane to let it enter.
Facilitate merging where it can be done safely.
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