When driving a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) above 3,500 kg on an urban road with two or more marked lanes for the same direction, which lane must be used?

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On urban roads (within built-up areas) that have at least two lanes reserved for the same direction and delimited by longitudinal markings, traffic regulations allow drivers of any type of vehicle, including trucks of more than 3,500 kg of maximum authorized mass (MAM), to use the lane that best suits their destination, provided that they do not hinder the progress of other road users. Unlike interurban roads, where heavy trucks must travel on the right and are barred from the leftmost lanes on roadways with three or more lanes, in built-up areas the channeling of traffic according to the direction to be followed prevails.

When driving a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) above 3,500 kg on an urban road with two or more marked lanes for the same direction, which lane must be used?

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