On urban roads, what is your obligation regarding a bus signaling its intention to merge into traffic from a marked stop?

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In urban areas, traffic regulations mandate that drivers must facilitate the merging of public transport vehicles (buses) from marked stops. This means you must adjust your speed or change lanes if possible and safe, even stopping if necessary to allow the bus to exit. However, this does not grant the bus absolute blind priority; the bus driver must still ensure the maneuver can be performed safely without danger. Outside urban areas, this action would merely be a recommendation of courtesy, but within urban zones, it is a mandatory rule.

On urban roads, what is your obligation regarding a bus signaling its intention to merge into traffic from a marked stop?

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