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Observe and assess the traffic and road conditions
First observe and assess whether the change is safe. Check the surroundings and mirrors, including blind spots with a brief direct check if needed while maintaining control and attention ahead. Signal in advance and check again before moving, respecting the priority of traffic in the destination lane. The indicator grants no priority.
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Observe and assess the traffic and road conditions
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