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move into the lane nearest to the exit and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible.
Position in the lane nearest the exit in good time and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible, observing markings and signs. Check and signal any lane change and adjust speed progressively. There is no universal 60 km/h speed for all exits.
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reduce your speed to 60 kilometres per hour.
remain in your lane until the exit.
move into the lane nearest to the exit and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible.
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