When merging onto the roadway using an acceleration lane, at what point must a bus driver stop if traffic circumstances do not allow passage?

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Traffic regulations establish that when using an acceleration lane, the driver must assess whether it is possible to merge from the start of it. If the driver does not have priority or traffic does not allow the maneuver in complete safety, the driver must stop at the beginning of the lane. Stopping early lets the driver keep the whole remaining length to gain speed and fit in smoothly when a gap appears. Stopping at the end of the lane is a very dangerous mistake, especially with a heavy vehicle such as a bus, since it would force the driver onto the main road almost from a standstill and with no margin to accelerate. Nor must the driver encroach on the shoulder, whose use is reserved for emergency situations.

When merging onto the roadway using an acceleration lane, at what point must a bus driver stop if traffic circumstances do not allow passage?

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