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The right lane, under the described conditions.
The right lane. Being able to exceed 70 km/h does not require another lane or reserve the right lane for slow vehicles. Posted minimum speeds apply to users of the affected lanes, subject to justified safety or traffic circumstances.
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The middle lane compulsorily because the car can exceed 70 km/h.
Whichever has fewer vehicles, ignoring lane-use rules.
The right lane, under the described conditions.
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Fuera de poblado, una calzada tiene tres carriles para su sentido. El central y el izquierdo tienen señalizada una velocidad mínima de 70 km/h; el derecho no es reservado. En circulación normal, si las condiciones permiten usar el derecho y no va a adelantar, ¿qué carril debe utilizar su turismo?
- El central obligatoriamente por poder superar 70 km/h.
- El carril derecho, en las condiciones descritas.(Correct answer)
- Cualquiera que tenga menos vehículos, sin atender a las normas de uso.
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