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Give way to the other vehicles.
On roads with an acceleration lane, the driver of a vehicle intending to use it to join the flow of traffic must, at the start of that lane, make sure they can do so without danger to other vehicles travelling on the road, giving way to them if necessary.
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Give way to the other vehicles.
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