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Facilitate other vehicles joining as far as possible and without danger.
Facilitate joining as far as possible without creating danger, for example by adapting speed or changing lanes when permitted and safe. Article 73 gives special attention to buses leaving marked stops. There is no universal duty to change lanes or automatic priority for joining vehicles; they must check and give way under applicable rules.
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Compulsorily change lanes for every joining vehicle, even when unsafe.
Always give priority to every joining vehicle.
Facilitate other vehicles joining as far as possible and without danger.
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