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Always.
The driver of a vehicle that is stopped or parked and intends to join the traffic on a road must first make sure, even following another person's instructions if necessary, that they can do so without endangering other road users, and must give way to all vehicles and road users, taking their position, trajectory and speed into account.
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Only when entering the traffic lane from the right-hand side.
Always.
Only when entering the traffic lane from the left-hand side.
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