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On the right-hand part of the carriageway.
Use the right-hand part of the carriageway, leaving the opposing half clear and maintaining enough lateral separation to pass safely. Do not normally travel on the shoulder. This does not mean remaining in one particular lane on every road: lane-selection rules and permitted manoeuvres depend on the road and conditions.
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On the right-hand part of the carriageway.
On the left-hand part of the carriageway.
On the right-hand shoulder as the normal place to drive.
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