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Normally move right and stop if needed, safely.
Take appropriate measures for the location and traffic, normally moving right or stopping if necessary under Article 69. Avoid abrupt manoeuvres or creating another danger and follow officers’ directions. Do not always stop if it obstructs passage or exceed limits to move away. The appropriate action depends on circumstances, rather than one fixed manoeuvre for every road.
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Always stop anywhere even if it blocks passage.
Normally move right and stop if needed, safely.
Exceed the speed limit to move away.
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