Into which lane must a vehicle traveling under the oblique yellow arrow of a lane control signal merge, when it is safe to do so?

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A yellow or white arrow pointing downward at an angle indicates that vehicles in the lane below it must merge, when it is safe to do so, into the lane it points to, because their lane is about to close within a short distance (General Traffic Regulations, Annex I, section 4.3(c)). It does not order staying in the lane below the arrow or merging into one marked with a red cross, which prohibits occupying it.

Into which lane must a vehicle traveling under the oblique yellow arrow of a lane control signal merge, when it is safe to do so?

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