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The right-hand lane and, when traffic or road conditions advise it, the adjacent one.
The rightmost lane and, when conditions make it advisable, the adjacent lane, without obstructing a following vehicle. The rule applies to a combination over seven metres on a carriageway outside a built-up area with at least three lanes in its direction. It does not permit freely using the third lane; also obey signs and any applicable special rules.
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The right-hand lane and, when traffic or road conditions advise it, the adjacent one.
Only the right-hand lane.
Any of the three lanes.
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