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Yes, if it suits the destination and does not obstruct others.
Yes. Under the conditions in Article 33 of the General Traffic Regulations, use the lane best suited to your destination without obstructing others. The restriction for combinations over 7 m on roads with three or more lanes outside built-up areas must not be applied automatically to this urban case. Motorways and dual carriageways are excluded from this urban rule, and reserved lanes and signs must always be respected.
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No, exceeding 7 m prohibits that lane on every urban road.
Only if it exceeds the speed limit.
Yes, if it suits the destination and does not obstruct others.
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