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Return safely to the right-hand lane as soon as possible.
Complete the overtake as soon as possible and return safely to the right side. The return arrow announces a continuous line prohibiting travel on its left; if you have not yet begun overtaking, do not start. It does not authorise cutting across another user or indicate a nearby exit. It differs from an M-5.4 lane-end arrow. The question describes the marking without relying on a missing image.
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Take the next exit regardless of your destination.
Continue driving alongside another vehicle indefinitely.
Return safely to the right-hand lane as soon as possible.
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