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Those driving on the motorway.
Vehicles already travelling on the motorway, under Article 57(1)(d). Joining drivers must give way and enter without creating danger, including when arriving from a toll booth. Priority does not exempt main-carriageway drivers from taking care or facilitating joining when safe.
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Those joining via a toll booth.
Those joining via the acceleration lane.
Those driving on the motorway.
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