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Following another person's instructions, if necessary, so as to do so without any danger to other road users.
The driver of a vehicle stopped or parked on a road, or coming from an access road or an adjoining parking area, as in this case, who intends to join the traffic must first make sure, even by following another person's instructions if necessary, that they can do so without danger to other road users. They must give way to other vehicles, taking their position, path and speed into account, and indicate the manoeuvre using the compulsory signals.
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With the hazard warning lights on so that the other vehicles can see the manoeuvre.
Always giving a warning with the horn.
Following another person's instructions, if necessary, so as to do so without any danger to other road users.
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