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accelerate until reaching the appropriate speed by the end of the lane.
At the beginning of the acceleration lane, check whether you can join safely and yield to traffic already on the motorway, stopping if necessary. Increase speed appropriately to merge safely, within the applicable limits and without forcing others to brake or swerve abruptly. Signal the merge. There is no requirement to reach 120 km/h or always stop at the end of the lane; do not match a traffic speed exceeding the limit.
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accelerate until reaching a mandatory 120 km/h by the end of the lane.
accelerate until reaching the appropriate speed by the end of the lane.
reduce speed and stop at the end of the lane, without exception.
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