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On the right, using other lanes when traffic conditions make it advisable.
On the right, using other lanes when traffic conditions make it advisable. The urban rule allowing motor vehicles and special vehicles to choose the lane best suited to their destination requires at least two lanes in the same direction marked by longitudinal lines and does not apply on motorways or dual carriageways. Two lanes in each direction are not required.
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Always in the centre of the carriageway, even when the right is clear.
On the right, using other lanes when traffic conditions make it advisable.
In any lane of their choice, regardless of traffic conditions.
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