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Without danger to other road users
Check that the lane change is safe and respect vehicles already in the intended lane. Check mirrors and blind spots, signal in good time and wait if the manoeuvre would force someone to brake sharply. Light traffic does not remove the signalling duty. An indicator communicates intent but does not grant priority.
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Without danger to other road users
Even if it forces the vehicle behind to brake sharply
Without using indicators if traffic is light
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Antes de cambiar de carril, el conductor debe comprobar que puede hacerlo:
- Aunque obligue a frenar bruscamente al de atrás
- Sin usar intermitente si hay poco tráfico
- Sin peligro para otros usuarios(Correct answer)
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