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The vehicle travelling in the lane to be occupied.
In lane changes in the same direction, it is important to remember that the vehicle travelling in the lane to be occupied has priority. This means that the driver wishing to change lanes must ensure that they are not hindering or endangering other road users. Before performing the manoeuvre, it is fundamental to carefully observe the surroundings to ensure that the lane change can be made safely. In addition, the intention to change lanes must be signalled with the indicator or the arm in the corresponding position, always ensuring that the signal is removed once the vehicle is in the new position. During the manoeuvre, it is essential to give way to vehicles travelling in the lane to which one wishes to move, initiating the move with sufficient advance notice and in a progressive manner, without making sudden movements that may hinder the progress of other vehicles on the road.
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The vehicle travelling in the lane to be occupied.
The vehicle making the lane change.
Cars always have priority over other vehicles.
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