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Selecting a lane.
Lateral movements are permitted for manoeuvres including changing lane or moving sideways on the road to stop or park the vehicle. Zigzag movements, without an apparent reason or solely to overtake, are never permitted, as they may compromise the safety of other road users.
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Selecting a lane.
Moving sideways to stop or park.
Making a zigzag movement.
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