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The rightmost one.
The rightmost lane. Article 30(1)(b) concerns three lanes in total, not three in each direction. The central lane may be used only when necessary to overtake or turn left, while meeting the other manoeuvre requirements. The lane furthest to your left must not be used.
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The right lane, or the central one indistinctly.
The lane with the fewest vehicles.
The rightmost one.
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