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: Before entering the main road from the side road or small road, it is necessary to reduce the speed of the vehicle , stop it if necessary , and make arrangements to allow the vehicle on the main road to proceed safely . It is necessary to enter the main road as soon as possible by observing the movement of vehicles on the main road.

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