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no danger is caused to other road users.
Check that the vehicle is fully stationary and opening the door will not endanger or obstruct other users, particularly cyclists. Look before opening and, as a general rule, enter or exit on the side nearest the road edge. Nearby traffic alone does not necessarily prevent opening; avoid danger and obstruction. Use a high-visibility vest and hazard lights when required, rather than necessarily for every exit.
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the vehicle's hazard warning lights are switched on.
the high-visibility vest has been put on.
no danger is caused to other road users.
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