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At the red arrow, the lane line is a solid, continuous line.

“If a solid line separates the lanes, no change of lane may occur.” (Road Traffic Ordinance)

Solid line (M8)

There is nothing that indicates that the right-hand lane will end. And it makes no difference whether you can change lane “safely”, as this is still forbidden.

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