Correct answer
Signal their intention using the direction indicators.
When a parked vehicle wants to rejoin the flow of traffic, its driver must first observe the position, distance, trajectory and speed of other road users to make sure the manoeuvre can be carried out without hindering or endangering them. They must then signal their intention using the direction indicators or, if these cannot be used, by hand signals. It is important to carry out the manoeuvre without hindering the progress of other vehicles, taking care not to change the vehicle's position or speed abruptly. Signalling is essential to inform other drivers of intended actions and movements, helping to keep traffic safe and flowing smoothly.
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Signal their intention using the direction indicators.
Rejoin the traffic without signalling their intention, since it is not compulsory.
Signal their intention using the horn.
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