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The position, trajectory and speed of approaching vehicles.
Observe vehicle position, path and speed, and yield to traffic already on the motorway. On an acceleration lane, check at the beginning whether you can join safely, stopping if necessary, then adapt speed to merge safely. Do not always stop at the end or merge in a way forcing others to manoeuvre abruptly. Signal the merge.
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That you must always stop at the end of the slip road.
The position, trajectory and speed of approaching vehicles.
That it is not compulsory to give way to vehicles travelling on the motorway.
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