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In the right-hand lane
Move into the outer right-hand lane beforehand and signal the exit. When changing lanes, respect vehicles already in the lane and make the manoeuvre safely and in good time. Do not cut across another vehicle’s path from an inner lane; if you cannot get into position in time, continue around and prepare the exit again. Lane use while circulating depends on the applicable rules and signs.
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In the left-hand lane
In the left-hand or right-hand lane at the driver's discretion
In the right-hand lane
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