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Not to endanger other users of the public highway.
The Traffic Regulations establish that neither the driver nor the occupants of a vehicle may get out of it without first making sure that opening the door will not create a danger or obstruction for other road users. It is also prohibited for any type of vehicle to travel on the road with any of its doors open.
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Only that no pedestrians are approaching.
Only that no other vehicles are approaching.
Not to endanger other users of the public highway.
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