What behavior should you adopt if you observe a bus preparing to join traffic from a marked stop on a motorway?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that drivers must facilitate, as much as possible, the merging of public transport vehicles. On interurban roads like motorways, this does not imply an absolute obligation to stop (as sometimes applies inside built-up areas), but it does entail a duty to facilitate the maneuver by moving to the adjacent lane or moderating speed, provided it can be done safely and without creating danger. Rigidly maintaining speed or accelerating to block the merge are inconsiderate and dangerous behaviors.

What behavior should you adopt if you observe a bus preparing to join traffic from a marked stop on a motorway?

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