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At the end of the lane.
When joining using an acceleration lane, the driver must: make sure at the beginning of the lane that this can be done safely; give way to those travelling on the road they intend to join, stopping at the beginning of the lane if necessary; and accelerate until reaching the appropriate speed at the end of the lane in order to join the road safely. It is important to make the decision at the beginning of the lane, because the further you proceed, the less space there will be to accelerate and adjust your speed to that of the other vehicles.
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It makes no difference; you must only avoid obstructing the progress of any road user.
At the beginning of the lane.
At the end of the lane.
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