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In the right lane.
In the right lane, following the lane-direction arrows and other applicable signals. Check that moving into that lane is safe, signal and yield where required. Do not turn from a lane whose arrow authorises only straight-ahead travel or choose position solely to avoid inconveniencing others.
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In any lane, even if its arrow does not permit turning.
In the left lane, whose arrow permits only straight-ahead travel.
In the right lane.
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