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The centre lane
The central lane, under Article 30(1)(b). Normally use the rightmost lane; the central lane is used only when necessary to overtake or turn left. The lane furthest to your left must not be used. There are three lanes in total, not three per direction, and a central lane does not remove the other overtaking requirements.
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