The bus indicates to pull out of the bus stop and the speed limit is 70km/h in a built up area. Who gives way?

In most jurisdictions, the rules of the road require other vehicles to give way to a bus pulling out of a bus stop. However, this can vary depending on local traffic laws. It's always important to be aware of and follow the specific rules in your area.

Here are the general steps:

1. The bus driver will indicate their intention to pull out into traffic by using their indicators or hazard lights.
2. Other drivers on the road should see this signal and prepare to allow the bus to merge.
3. If it is safe to do so, other drivers should change lanes or slow down to create a gap for the bus to pull out into.
4. The bus driver will then merge into the traffic.
5. All drivers should then continue to follow the speed limit and other road rules.

Remember, safety is always the most important thing on the road. Even if you have the right of way, it's crucial to always be aware of other road users and be prepared to react to unexpected situations.