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Normally the one furthest to the right, being able to use the next one in certain cases.
Normally the rightmost lane; the immediately adjacent lane may be used when road or traffic conditions justify it, without obstructing a vehicle following. On a carriageway outside built-up areas with at least three lanes in the same direction, this restriction applies to combinations longer than seven metres, including the stated ten-metre articulated vehicle. It may not freely use all four lanes or all except the leftmost.
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All of them.
Normally the one furthest to the right, being able to use the next one in certain cases.
All of them, except the one furthest to the left.
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