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Make sure that you can join the traffic without danger and give way to other vehicles.
Whenever the driver of a vehicle joins the traffic from an exclusively private road, they must first make sure that they can join the traffic without endangering anyone and carry out the manoeuvre at a speed that allows them to stop if necessary, giving way to vehicles travelling on the main road, regardless of the direction they are travelling in.
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Make sure that you can join the traffic without danger and give way to other vehicles.
Warn of the manoeuvre using the hazard warning lights.
Make sure there is no danger, and give way only to vehicles approaching from the left.
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