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Yes, the necessary precautions must be taken to avoid any risk of accident.
When the bus rejoins the traffic from a signposted stop, you must make sure to do so without danger to any road user, signalling the manoeuvre and giving priority to vehicles travelling on the carriageway you intend to join. Other vehicles are obliged to make it easier for buses to rejoin the traffic in this way.
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Yes, the necessary precautions must be taken to avoid any risk of accident.
Yes, you only need to signal your intention to rejoin the traffic using the indicators.
No, because I have priority.
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