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Yes. Help merging traffic as far as possible; a lane change can help when made safely and in compliance with signs. You are not required to change lanes if that creates danger or obstructs others. The merging driver must ensure the manoeuvre is safe and yield where required; another driver’s help does not grant priority.
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