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When a road outside built-up areas has 3 or more lanes for the same direction, drivers of lorries with an MAM of more than 3,500 kg may not use the third lane or any further lanes, if there are any. These vehicles must drive in the right-hand lane and may only use the next one when road or traffic conditions advise it.
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Only if the speed does not exceed 90 km/h.
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