When resuming the journey after stopping the bus at a marked stop to pick up passengers, must any precaution be taken to rejoin traffic?

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When rejoining traffic from a marked stop, the bus driver is required to make sure that the maneuver can be carried out in complete safety and without creating danger for other users. Although the General Traffic Regulations require other drivers to facilitate, as far as possible, the merging of collective passenger transport vehicles (even stopping in built-up areas if necessary), this does not give the bus absolute priority nor exempt its driver from checking the mirrors, signaling in advance and refraining from setting off if there is a risk of collision.

When resuming the journey after stopping the bus at a marked stop to pick up passengers, must any precaution be taken to rejoin traffic?

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