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At the start of the acceleration lane.
When joining using an acceleration lane, the driver must: make sure at the start of the acceleration lane that they can do so safely. Give way to those travelling on the road they intend to join, stopping if necessary at the start of the lane. Accelerate to reach the appropriate speed by the end of the lane in order to join the road safely.
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At the start or the end of the acceleration lane, it doesn't matter.
At the end of the acceleration lane.
At the start of the acceleration lane.
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