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On a two-way road with three traffic lanes, what is the central lane used for?

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For overtaking and turning left.

On a two-way road with three traffic lanes, the central lane is specifically used for overtaking and turning left. This means that, normally, we must drive in the right-hand lane and only use the central lane when we need to overtake another vehicle or change direction to the left. Using the central lane for these manoeuvres helps maintain a more orderly and safer flow of traffic, as it prevents vehicles from occupying the left-hand lane unnecessarily. It is important to remember that, once the overtaking or turning manoeuvre has been completed, we must return to the right-hand lane to continue travelling normally.

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  • For overtaking and turning left.

  • As a lane for traffic travelling in the opposite direction.

  • For traffic travelling in either direction.

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