When rejoining traffic from a stop or parked position, how must you mandatorily warn of the maneuver?

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Rejoining traffic is a maneuver that requires following the MSM safety rule (Mirrors, Signal, Maneuver). Before moving the vehicle, it is mandatory to warn other road users of your intention by clearly using the direction indicators (turn signals) or, failing that, arm signals. This signaling must be maintained until the vehicle has fully entered the lane. The other options are incorrect because 'assuming' others will yield or not signaling because no cars are visible are dangerous behaviors that ignore blind spots and traffic regulations.

When rejoining traffic from a stop or parked position, how must you mandatorily warn of the maneuver?

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