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Observe the traffic.
If we want to park our vehicle in one of the places permitted by the Traffic Regulations, the first thing we must do is observe the traffic to check that there are no obstacles or impediments to carrying out the manoeuvre. We then signal the manoeuvre and carry it out without inconveniencing other road users.
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Observe the traffic.
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