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For answer A
The road legislation does not provide as a main obligation checking whether entering the motorway is or is not dangerous. The legal text expressly imposes that, when entering the motorway, the driver must give way to the vehicles that move already on the first lane and to not hinder in any way their movement. Therefore, answer A is incomplete and does not correctly reflect the legal requirements.
The road legislation does not impose reaching the maximum speed of 130 km/h when entering the motorway. It is necessary the adaptation of the speed depending on the movement speed of the other motor vehicles in order to enter safely and without hindering the movement of other vehicles. Also, although signalling is necessary, it does not replace the obligation to give priority. Therefore, answer B is incomplete because it offers a dangerous interpretation contrary to the legal provisions.
The road legislation expressly provides that a driver of a motor vehicle who enters on the motorway using the acceleration lane is obliged to give way to the motor vehicles that move on the first lane of the motorway and to not hinder in any way their movement.
The correct answer is: C
OUG* - Article 6
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8. the emergency lane - the additional longitudinal subdivision, located at the extremity on the right side of the motorway, in the traffic direction, intended exclusively for the waiting of motor vehicles in justified cases, as well as for the movement of motor vehicles with priority regime that move to interventions or on missions with an emergency character;
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Regulation** - Article 169
(1) The drivers of motor vehicles who enter on motorways using the entry lane (the acceleration lane) must give way to the motor vehicles that move on the first lane of the motorways and to not hinder in any way their movement.
(2) The drivers of motor vehicles who are about to leave the motorway are obliged to signal in time and to move on the exit lane (the deceleration lane).
* OUG = GOVERNMENT EMERGENCY ORDINANCE no. 195 of December 12, 2002 updated (Road Traffic Code)
** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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