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Turn right.
It must turn right if it remains in that lane. The arrows regulate movement by vehicles using the lane where they are painted, not any direction shown in another lane. Changing to another lane is possible only if signs and safety conditions permit; it does not grant priority.
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It may continue straight ahead or turn right.
Turn right.
It may go in any direction indicated by the road arrows.
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