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A rightward branching on a carriageway with two lanes in the same direction.
A branching of the right lane on a carriageway with two lanes in the same direction, under the current catalogue. It does not by itself indicate a toll motorway or the end of a motorway. Blue colour alone, without the sign’s shape and content, is insufficient to determine its meaning.
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That the motorway ends.
That the road must be a toll motorway.
A rightward branching on a carriageway with two lanes in the same direction.
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