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Change right safely, respecting the priority of traffic already in that lane.
Leave the left lane for the right before it ends, respecting the priority of traffic in the destination lane. Observe, signal and change only when safe; the arrow grants no priority and does not require forcing a merge.
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Continue in the left lane even though it ends.
Change right safely, respecting the priority of traffic already in that lane.
Enter the right lane without looking because the arrow grants priority.
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