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On the right-hand carriageway and on the central one when signs permit it.
The carriageway to your right and the central one when its signs permit your direction. Article 35 provides normally one-way side carriageways and a central carriageway that may be one-way or two-way, permanently or temporarily. Do not confuse three separate carriageways with three lanes in one carriageway. Authorities can establish other directions for side carriageways or some lanes, but must sign them; that case is excluded here.
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Only on the right-hand carriageway.
On the right-hand carriageway and on the central one when signs permit it.
Only on the central carriageway.
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