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may use whichever lane best suits their destination.
May use the lane best suited to their destination without obstructing others. Article 33 says not to leave it except to prepare to turn, overtake, stop or park. A lane change requires obeying signs, observing and signalling without endangering others. Do not switch continually merely for convenience.
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may use whichever lane best suits their destination.
must travel in the lane closest to the right-hand side.
once a lane has been chosen, it cannot be left in order to overtake.
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