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Joining a road with fast-moving vehicles.
Joining a road with fast-moving traffic may require judging gaps and speeds and coordinating the manoeuvre in a short time. Some older drivers may find these situations difficult, but age alone does not determine ability. Left turns and other junctions can also be difficult; they are not excluded. Adapt driving to your abilities, avoid rushing and maintain fitness checks as applicable.
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Joining a road with fast-moving vehicles.
Adjusting mirrors while properly parked.
Checking documents before starting the journey.
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