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both directions or one direction only, as indicated by the road signs.
The central carriageway may serve both directions or one direction, according to signs. Each side carriageway serves one direction. Do not confuse three separate carriageways with one carriageway having three lanes.
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one direction only, in every case.
both directions, always.
both directions or one direction only, as indicated by the road signs.
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