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The right-hand lane and, for overtaking or changing direction to the left, the central lane.
Travel in the right-hand lane. The centre lane may be used only for necessary overtaking or a left turn, provided the manoeuvre is permitted and safe. Never use the far-left lane. These are three lanes in total serving both directions, not three lanes in the lorry’s direction.
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Only the right-hand lane.
The right-hand lane and, for overtaking, the other two.
The right-hand lane and, for overtaking or changing direction to the left, the central lane.
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