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Yes, especially public passenger transport vehicles leaving a marked stop.
The Traffic Regulations state that drivers travelling on the main road onto which a vehicle wishes to join must facilitate the manoeuvre as far as possible, especially when a public passenger transport vehicle wishes to join the traffic from a marked stop.
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Yes, but only within a built-up area.
Yes, especially public passenger transport vehicles leaving a marked stop.
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