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Facilitate its joining as far as possible and safely.
They must facilitate joining as far as possible without creating danger. They may adapt speed or move over if safe and permitted; this does not require always stopping or authorise an unsafe lane change. The joining driver remains obliged to give way and check that joining is safe. Public transport vehicles leaving marked stops have specific rules, distinct from this case.
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Facilitate its joining as far as possible and safely.
None; they must never facilitate its joining.
Always stop, whatever the circumstances.
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