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The red vehicle.
The green vehicle must give way to the red vehicle, which is already travelling on the main road and has priority, because a vehicle joining from a parking area must always respect the priority of vehicles travelling on the carriageway it wishes to enter. The driver of the green vehicle must make sure that it can enter the road without creating a danger and, if necessary, stop. It is also important to adjust the speed before joining, without exceeding the road's maximum speed.
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The red vehicle.
The green vehicle.
The vehicle travelling at the higher speed.
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