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The ordinary lane in its direction best suited to its destination, without obstructing others.
The lane best suited to its destination, without obstructing other vehicles, under article 33. Leave it only to prepare a turn, overtake, stop or park. Obey reserved-lane restrictions and signs; this rule does not permit choosing opposing lanes indiscriminately or apply to motorways or dual carriageways within built-up areas.
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The ordinary lane in its direction best suited to its destination, without obstructing others.
Always the right-hand lane, with no exception.
Any reserved lane, even when not authorised to use it.
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