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The lane that best suits my destination, without obstructing other vehicles.
The lane that best suits your destination, provided you do not obstruct other vehicles. Article 33 permits this choice on built-up-area carriageways with at least two marked lanes in the same direction, except motorways and dual carriageways. Leave the lane only to prepare to change direction, overtake, stop or park. Heavy-vehicle lane rules outside built-up areas do not replace this urban rule.
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The lane that best suits my destination, without obstructing other vehicles.
Exclusively the rightmost lane because of its MAM.
Only the rightmost lane and occasionally the adjacent lane because of its MAM.
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