What is the deceleration lane for?

A) For slow-moving vehicles to drive in.
B) To reduce your speed when you leave the motorway.
C) To overtake on the right.

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The deceleration lanes that you find on fast roads like dual carriageways and motorways are used to exit the road and merge onto an accessory road by progressively reducing speed. To leave the road and enter the deceleration lane, first you should signal your intention to change lanes, and then pay attention to the signage in the new lane.

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