One-way streets

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One-way streets
Look out for signs telling you that you are joining a one-way street or system. Get 
into position in good time on approach to 
and once in the one-way street:
● To enter a one-way street by turning 
right, turn directly into the right-hand 
lane.
● To enter a one-way street by turning 
left, turn directly into the left-hand lane.
In the one-way street, unless road signs and markings say otherwise, when 
intending to:
● turn left – keep to the left-hand lane;
● follow the road ahead – use any convenient lane;
● turn right – move to the right-hand lane in good time.
Early positioning in one-way streets is important because traffic flows quickly 
and is permitted to overtake on the left or right. Take particular care and check mirrors well before changing lane.

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