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Giving way and travelling at a speed that allows an immediate stop.
Give way to vehicles on the paved road approaching from either side and travel at a speed allowing a safe stop. Also check for pedestrians and respect their priority where applicable. Do not confuse any junction between public unpaved tracks with joining from private property.
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Giving way and travelling at a speed that allows an immediate stop.
Giving way only to vehicles approaching from the right.
Accelerating to reach the maximum speed of the road.
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