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When sure you will not force the priority user to change direction or speed abruptly.
When sure the manoeuvre will not force a priority user to change direction or speed abruptly, under article 58. Show in advance that you are giving way and check all affected users. One vehicle having passed or enough physical room for yours is insufficient; another user may have priority. If another signal requires a stop, obey it as well as giving way.
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When sure you will not force the priority user to change direction or speed abruptly.
Always immediately after one vehicle, without checking for another.
Solely because my vehicle fits, even if a priority user must brake abruptly.
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