Are semis supposed to drive the outside lane on cloverleaf ramps?

IIRC, when I was a student in 2012, my trainer instructed me to only drive in the outside lane on cloverleaf ramps. Also, I think (but am not 100% sure) that the CDL Manual for the state of Alabama in 2012 said that semi-trucks should only travel in the outside lane on cloverleaf ramps. So for my entire ten year career, I have made a point of only driving my semi-truck in the outside lane of cloverleaf ramps.

Now I live in the state of Georgia, and I think (but am not 100% sure) the CDL Manuals for all 50 states are identical except for the name of the state on the cover.

I read my copy of the Georgia Department of Driver Services 2021-2022 Commercial Drivers Manual (Georgia CDL Manual) over the weekend. I was surprised that there is nothing in the Georgia CDL Manual that says that semi-trucks are supposed to drive in the outside lane on cloverleaf ramps or any types of off-ramp or on-ramps.

Does this vary by state? For instance, is it the case that the law in some states dictates that semi-trucks must drive in the outside lane of cloverleaf ramps (or any types of off-ramp or on-ramps), but the law in some other states does not dictate that semi-trucks must drive in the outside lane of cloverleaf ramps (or any types of on-ramps or off-ramps)?

 

So you think it's a good idea to drive in the outside lane on cloverleaf, but you don't think that there is a law that says that a semi-truck has to drive in the outside lane on cloverleaf?

Does everyone agree with numb on this?