Upon noticing that another vehicle intends to merge into traffic, what must the driver's conduct be?

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The General Traffic Regulations (Article 73) require the other drivers to facilitate, as far as possible, the maneuver of a driver who intends to merge into traffic. That cooperation may consist, for example, of slowing down or moving to the adjacent lane if traffic and the road allow it safely. Therefore, it is not true that there is no obligation to cooperate: the rule expressly imposes that duty. Nor is there any need to yield to it merely because it is approaching from the right: the driver who is merging is the one who must yield to the vehicles already on the road (Article 72), so what the others must do is cooperate with the maneuver, not stop to let it through.

Upon noticing that another vehicle intends to merge into traffic, what must the driver's conduct be?

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