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The right-hand lane, although you may use the others when traffic conditions make it advisable.
On motorways within built-up areas that have more than one lane for each direction of traffic, as in the image, you must travel in the right-hand lane, although you may use the other lanes when traffic conditions allow it and make it advisable.
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The right-hand lane, although you may use the others when traffic conditions make it advisable.
The lane with the fewest vehicles.
The right-hand lane, using the others only for overtaking.
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