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The lane nearest the exit.
Use the lane nearest the exit, then enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible if one exists, under article 77. It is not defined as always the right or always the left lane: it depends on the exit’s location. Observe, signal and change lanes without endangering others; do not cut across several lanes at the last moment. Traffic lanes are not speed categories for continuous use.
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Always the left lane, wherever the exit is.
Always the right lane, wherever the exit is.
The lane nearest the exit.
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