What is the main objective of the approach phase when arriving at an intersection?

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Crossing an intersection consists of three phases: approach, entry position, and crossing. The approach phase is the first one and serves to observe the situation, signal the maneuver, choose the appropriate lane, and adapt speed and position to tackle the junction safely. Increasing speed would be dangerous, and picking up pedestrians is not part of the intersection dynamics.

What is the main objective of the approach phase when arriving at an intersection?

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