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Stop the vehicle before entering the junction.
If we find ourselves in a situation where traffic conditions mean we can foresee that we will be brought to a stop at a junction, obstructing the crossroad, we must take preventive measures to avoid this. Firstly, even if we have right of way, we must not enter the junction if we know we will not be able to cross it without blocking the way for other drivers. Stopping the vehicle before entering the junction is the correct response to this situation. This is essential for maintaining the flow of traffic and avoiding dangerous situations.
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Enter the junction and move out of the way when traffic allows.
Stop the vehicle before entering the junction.
Whenever you have right of way, enter the junction.
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