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That you can join without danger and while giving way.
That you can join without danger, giving way and assessing other users’ position, course and speed. The whole road need not be empty; sufficient safe space for the manoeuvre is required. Observe, signal and do not force others to brake or swerve. Belt and lighting checks also matter but do not replace this assessment of traffic.
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Only that lights are adjusted, without observing traffic.
That you can join without danger and while giving way.
Only that the belt is fastened, even if you must force your way in.
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