When driving on an urban roadway with three lanes for the same direction delimited by longitudinal markings, which of them is a bus driver permitted to use?

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In accordance with the General Traffic Regulations, on roads within built-up areas that have more than one lane reserved for the same direction of travel, provided they are delimited by longitudinal markings, drivers of any type of vehicle (including buses) may use the lane that best suits their destination, provided that they do not obstruct the progress of other vehicles, and without changing lanes except to prepare for maneuvers. The restrictions that require driving in the right lane and using only the adjacent one (applicable to trucks over 3,500 kg maximum authorized mass (MAM) or combined vehicles over 7 meters) apply only to roads outside built-up areas.

When driving on an urban roadway with three lanes for the same direction delimited by longitudinal markings, which of them is a bus driver permitted to use?

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