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To prepare to approach the intersection
The approach phase is for dealing with the intersection before reaching it, and it should be started with enough time and space, and without hindering traffic.
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To prepare to approach the intersection
To pick up pedestrians from the road if necessary
To increase our vehicle's speed
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