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Move into the left lane under safe conditions.
Move into the left lane under safe conditions, because the indicated lane will soon close. Observe, signal and respect traffic already in the destination lane. The arrow neither grants priority nor requires an abrupt or immediate unsafe manoeuvre. It is not an 80 km/h limit or a red signal requiring a stop at the light.
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Stay in the right lane because it only sets an 80 km/h limit.
Stop at the signal because that arrow equals a circular red light.
Move into the left lane under safe conditions.
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