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Signalling it sufficiently in advance.
Only if safe: check the destination lane, respect its occupants’ priority and signal in advance. Article 83.2 restricts lane changes in those conditions and does not allow changing to overtake. An indicator does not force others to let you in or authorise shoulder use.
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Using the hard shoulder.
Carrying out the manoeuvre quickly so as not to obstruct traffic.
Signalling it sufficiently in advance.
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