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Signal the manoeuvre and make sure that you can rejoin the traffic without danger.
Signal in advance and check that you can rejoin safely, considering other vehicles’ position, path and speed. Other drivers must facilitate the manoeuvre as far as possible. In built-up areas, to help public passenger transport leave a marked stop, they must move sideways when possible or slow down, stopping if necessary. This does not exempt the bus driver from taking the necessary precautions or make the indicator a guarantee of safe passage.
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Signal the manoeuvre so that other drivers fulfil their obligation to give way.
It is not necessary to signal the manoeuvre; taking extra care is enough.
Signal the manoeuvre and make sure that you can rejoin the traffic without danger.
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