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Car number 1.
Car 1, already travelling on the main road. Car 2 must check that it can join safely and give way. The main-road driver must facilitate joining as far as possible, but this does not reverse the duty to give way. Higher speed does not confer priority.
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Car number 1.
Car number 2.
The car travelling at the higher speed.
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