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Yes, insofar as possible, stopping if necessary.
Yes, insofar as possible. Under article 73, move laterally if this can be done safely or reduce speed, stopping if necessary to facilitate departure. This does not require stopping every time or permit the bus to pull out without precautions: its driver must signal the intention and avoid accident risk.
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Yes, you must always stop even when unnecessary.
No, it is only courtesy without a regulatory duty.
Yes, insofar as possible, stopping if necessary.
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Dentro de poblado, ¿debe facilitar a un autobús la incorporación desde una parada señalizada?
- No, solo es un gesto de cortesía sin obligación reglamentaria.
- Sí, siempre debe detenerse aunque no sea necesario.
- Sí, en la medida de lo posible, deteniéndose si es preciso.(Correct answer)
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