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The right-hand lane
The right-hand lane. It must not use the far-left lane. In this configuration the centre lane is only for necessary overtaking and left turns when safe and permitted. Do not confuse three lanes in total with three lanes in one direction.
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The left-hand lane
The centre lane
The right-hand lane
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En una calzada de doble sentido con tres carriles en total separados por marcas longitudinales discontinuas, sin regulación especial que cambie su uso, ¿por qué carril debe circular normalmente un turismo?
- Por el carril derecho(Correct answer)
- Por el carril central
- Por el carril izquierdo
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