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In the right-hand lane and the one immediately next to it
Normally use the right lane; the adjacent lane may be used when traffic or road conditions warrant it, without hindering following traffic. Here the adjacent lane is the middle lane: it is not prohibited. The leftmost lane is outside those allowed by this rule in Article 31.2.
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In any of the three lanes, indistinctly
Only in the middle lane
In the right-hand lane and the one immediately next to it
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