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Yes, when the traffic or road conditions make this advisable, provided that it does not impede the progress of another vehicle following it.
Yes, when traffic or road conditions make it advisable and without impeding a following vehicle. Article 31’s general rule is to normally use the rightmost lane. After overtaking, return when safe; having three lanes does not permit staying on the left for convenience.
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No, under any circumstances.
Yes, when the traffic or road conditions make this advisable, provided that it does not impede the progress of another vehicle following it.
Yes, but only to head towards an exit from the road on that side.
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