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In the centre lane.
In the centre lane under article 75.1.b. In this configuration, article 30 normally requires the right lane for travel and reserves the centre lane for necessary overtaking and left turns. Signal and check that the turn can be made safely, yielding to those with priority. This rule does not apply indiscriminately to every three-lane road or override specific signed instructions.
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In the left-hand lane.
In the centre lane.
On the right-hand edge.
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