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As a general rule, and provided circumstances allow it, in the right-hand lane.
Generally use the right lane when conditions allow. The indicated minimum speed is a condition for using the left lane; being able to exceed 80 km/h does not require using it. The right lane is not reserved only for slower vehicles. If using the left lane, comply with its minimum, applicable maximum limits and conditions.
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In the second lane, because the right-hand lane is reserved for vehicles that cannot exceed 80 km/h.
As a general rule, and provided circumstances allow it, in the right-hand lane.
In the lane with less traffic.
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