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Give way to vehicles already travelling on the road.
Give way to vehicles already travelling on the road. At the start of the acceleration lane, check their position, path and speed and stop there if necessary; then accelerate to merge at a suitable speed and signal the manoeuvre. An acceleration lane does not give you priority. Other drivers’ duty to facilitate merging where possible does not remove your duty to give way.
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Enter with priority because you are in the acceleration lane.
Give way to vehicles already travelling on the road.
Force other drivers to brake so you can enter.
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Si con su camión se incorpora a una vía por su carril de aceleración, ¿cómo debe hacerlo?
- Entrando con prioridad por estar en el carril de aceleración.
- Cediendo el paso a los vehículos que ya circulan por la vía.(Correct answer)
- Obligando a los demás a frenar para poder entrar.
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