When your lane is coming to an end and you need to merge, the vehicle in the lane that is ending must give way to the vehicles in the lane that is continuing. This means you must yield to the traffic already in the lane you are merging into to ensure a safe and smooth transition. You should also indicate your intention to merge well in advance to alert other drivers. In summary:

• Your lane ends, so you must yield to vehicles in the continuing lane.
• You should only merge when it is safe and there is enough space.
• This rule applies regardless of whether there are lane markings indicating the merge.
• If there is no line marking (a zipper merge), generally the vehicle ahead has the right of way, and vehicles merge alternately in turn.

This is the standard rule to avoid accidents and ensure orderly merging on roads where lanes merge or end.