On a roadway with at least two lanes for the same direction delimited by longitudinal road markings, on what type of road is it permitted to use the lane that best suits your destination?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, on roadways within built-up areas that have at least two lanes reserved for the same direction and delimited by longitudinal markings, drivers may use the lane that best suits their destination, as long as they do not hinder the movement of other vehicles. Motorways and dual carriageways that run within built-up areas are expressly excluded from this rule: on them, the lane furthest to the right must be used, and the other lanes only to overtake or to facilitate merging.

On a roadway with at least two lanes for the same direction delimited by longitudinal road markings, on what type of road is it permitted to use the lane that best suits your destination?

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