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must respect the priority of the vehicles travelling in the lane and not cut in front of them.
Whenever the driver of a vehicle intends to start a lateral movement in which they must encroach on another lane already occupied by other vehicles, they must always respect the priority of those vehicles and not cut in front of them, since the general rule states that we must give way to all those travelling in the lane being encroached upon.
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has priority over the vehicles travelling in the other lane.
must not respect the priority of the other vehicles.
must respect the priority of the vehicles travelling in the lane and not cut in front of them.
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