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Check that you can join without danger, using another person’s help if necessary.
Make sure you can join without danger, using another person’s guidance if necessary. Give way taking account of other vehicles’ position, path and speed, and signal the manoeuvre. Assistance does not give priority; hazard lights or the horn do not replace these duties.
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Join without checking traffic, using only hazard lights.
Join without giving way if you sound the horn.
Check that you can join without danger, using another person’s help if necessary.
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