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No; manoeuvring rules and other road users’ safety must be respected.
No. Lateral movements must be safe, signalled in advance and respect the priority of the lane being entered. Congestion does not permit dangerous manoeuvres or riding on the pavement. Exceptional motorcycle use of the shoulder is allowed only on authorised, signed sections with traffic stopped and under Article 36.3’s conditions; it does not authorise such weaving.
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No; manoeuvring rules and other road users’ safety must be respected.
Yes; sounding the horn is enough even without signalling lane changes.
Yes; congestion permits ignoring other lanes’ priority.
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