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That they do not force the driver with priority to suddenly change their speed.
When a driver must give way to another vehicle, it is crucial that they do so safely and without putting other road users at risk. One of the important precautions to take is making sure that the act of giving way does not force the driver with priority to suddenly change their speed or trajectory. This means that the driver giving way must clearly show their intention to do so, either by gradually reducing speed or by adopting a way of driving that indicates their intention to stop or give way. Furthermore, it is essential that the driver giving way does not start or continue moving until they are sure that their action will not force the driver with priority to make sudden evasive manoeuvres that could be dangerous. This implies a responsibility on the part of the driver giving way to ensure that the give-way manoeuvre is carried out smoothly and safely for everyone involved.
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That the driver with priority has seen their vehicle come to a complete stop.
It is enough that the driver with priority has seen their vehicle.
That they do not force the driver with priority to suddenly change their speed.
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