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Facilitate departure and stop if necessary.
Facilitate departure by moving sideways where possible or reducing speed, stopping if necessary. Stopping is not always required. The bus driver must signal and take the precautions needed to avoid accident risk; the indicator does not authorise an unsafe entry.
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Always stop, even when unnecessary to facilitate departure.
They have no duty to facilitate it; it is merely recommended.
Facilitate departure and stop if necessary.
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