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In the right lane, behind the red car.
Behind the car, in your lane and before the crossing, observing any stop line. Do not draw alongside in the opposing lane or pass the barrier. Vehicles must wait one behind another in the appropriate lane until passage is clear. The arrangement is described without relying on a missing image.
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In either lane, freely choosing between them.
In the right lane, behind the red car.
In the opposing lane, alongside the red car.
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