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On the right, being allowed to use only the adjacent lane when traffic or road circumstances advise it.
It must normally use the rightmost lane. It may use only the adjacent lane when traffic or road circumstances warrant, without impeding a following vehicle, under current article 31.2. The combination exceeds seven metres; it cannot freely choose the leftmost lane to suit its destination. Follow officers’ instructions and special traffic regulations where applicable.
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Whichever lane best suits their destination.
On the right, being allowed to use the rest of the lanes if road conditions advise it.
On the right, being allowed to use only the adjacent lane when traffic or road circumstances advise it.
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