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As close as possible to the right-hand edge
All vehicles must travel on the right-hand side of the carriageway and as close as possible to its right-hand edge, maintaining the necessary lateral clearance from vehicles travelling in the other lanes.
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As close as possible to the right-hand edge
Exactly in the centre of the lane
As close as possible to the left-hand lane
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