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Safely move to a continuing lane, respecting priority.
Prepare in good time to move to a continuing lane, observing, signalling and respecting the priority of vehicles already in the target lane. A lane ending does not mean the whole road ends or give priority to change lanes. Do not wait until its end to merge abruptly.
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Continue in the ending lane because the indicator grants priority.
Safely move to a continuing lane, respecting priority.
Assume the whole road ends and stop abruptly.
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