When driving a truck with a MAM of more than 3,500 kg on an urban roadway with three lanes in the same direction, which lane must be used if there are no longitudinal lines marking them out?

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The general traffic rules establish that, on urban roads with several lanes for the same direction of travel, drivers may use the lane that best suits their destination, but with one essential condition: the lanes must be marked out by longitudinal road markings. Where the roadway has no lines marking out the lanes, the basic rule of traffic applies: all vehicles, including trucks of more than 3,500 kg MAM, must drive in the lane furthest to their right. Therefore, it is not possible to choose the lane that best suits the destination or to alternate between the right and the center lane.

When driving a truck with a MAM of more than 3,500 kg on an urban roadway with three lanes in the same direction, which lane must be used if there are no longitudinal lines marking them out?

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