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The lane that best suits its destination without obstructing others.
The lane that best suits its destination, provided it does not obstruct other vehicles and obeys signs. Article 33 excludes motorways and dual carriageways from this urban rule. Change lanes safely and for permitted reasons; MAM alone does not require staying only in the right lane in this case.
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Only the right lane because its MAM exceeds 3,500 kg.
The lane that best suits its destination without obstructing others.
Any lane, even if a sign prohibits lorry access.
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