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Reserved for specified vehicles or manoeuvres.
Reserved for specified vehicles or manoeuvres under the applicable rules. Article 34 limits this count to the preceding articles; it does not exclude these lanes from every conceivable count or authorise driving in a lane reserved for other users. An ordinary general-traffic lane is not excluded merely because it is on the left or in the middle.
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Reserved for specified vehicles or manoeuvres.
Ordinary general-traffic lanes on the left, solely because of their position.
Ordinary general-traffic lanes in the middle, solely because of their position.
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