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That the right-hand lane ends and that there are roadworks.
It indicates that the right-hand lane ends on a temporarily signed roadworks section, leaving two lanes. It does not identify a slow-traffic lane or a compulsory right exit. If you are in the ending lane, prepare to merge safely, obey temporary signing and do not force entry into the adjacent lane.
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That there is a lane for slow-moving traffic.
That there is a compulsory exit to the right.
That the right-hand lane ends and that there are roadworks.
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