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Yes, as far as possible while complying with traffic rules.
Yes. Article 73.1 requires facilitating other vehicles joining traffic as far as possible; it is not restricted to school transport. The joining driver must still do so safely and yield when required. This cooperation does not give every lorry special priority or permit disregarding signs.
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Yes, as far as possible while complying with traffic rules.
No; that obligation never applies to a lorry.
Only school transport vehicles must be helped to join traffic.
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