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Yes, even following another person's directions if necessary.
A driver joining the traffic flow must make sure they can do so safely, giving way to all approaching vehicles. Other drivers must make it easier for them to join, as far as possible.
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Yes, even following another person's directions if necessary.
No, because the other drivers must make it easier for them to join.
No, because they have right of way.
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