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Make sure beforehand that they can do so without danger.
The driver of a vehicle intending to join the traffic flow of a road via its traffic lane must first make sure, if necessary by following another person's directions, that they can do so without danger to other road users, giving way to other vehicles and taking into account their position, trajectory and speed.
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Make sure beforehand that they can do so without danger.
Only use the indicator.
Always follow another person's directions.
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