When driving a 10-meter-long bus towing a light trailer on an interurban road with three lanes assigned to its direction of travel, are you permitted to use the third lane, the one furthest to the left?

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On roadways outside built-up areas that have three or more lanes in the same direction of travel, trucks and vans with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of more than 3,500 kg, special vehicles that must not drive on the shoulder, and combined vehicles of more than 7 meters in length must normally drive in the right-hand lane. If necessary or if traffic circumstances make it advisable, they may use the adjacent lane (the center or second lane), but they are strictly prohibited from using the third lane and any further ones to the left. Here, a 10-meter bus plus a trailer clearly exceeds the regulatory 7 meters in length, so it must not use the leftmost lane under any circumstances.

When driving a 10-meter-long bus towing a light trailer on an interurban road with three lanes assigned to its direction of travel, are you permitted to use the third lane, the one furthest to the left?

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