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When the driver of a vehicle intends to make a lateral movement that involves entering another lane already occupied by other vehicles, they must always respect those vehicles' priority and must not cut them off, since they do not have priority. The general rule is that the right of way must be given to everyone travelling in the lane being entered.
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