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In the right-hand lane.
In the outer right-hand lane. To move into it, observe, signal and give way to vehicles already in that lane. If you cannot change safely before the exit, continue around and position yourself in time for another attempt. Do not cut across other vehicles’ paths. Follow specific signs where provided.
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In the middle lane.
In the right-hand lane.
In any lane, even if it cuts across the path of other road users.
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