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With sufficient advance notice
In good time, checking that it is permitted and safe, signalling and respecting vehicles already in that lane. Do not wait until inside the intersection to improvise an abrupt lane change. Acting early gives no priority and does not allow crossing a solid line.
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Without paying attention to the traffic
With sufficient advance notice
At extreme speed
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