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As close to the right-hand side as possible
When driving through a two-way tunnel with a single lane for each direction, we should keep as close to the right-hand side as possible, to avoid a possible collision with vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.
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As close to the right-hand side as possible
As close as possible to the lane-dividing line
Along the centre of our lane
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