When driving on an urban road with three lanes for the same direction marked off by longitudinal markings, at the wheel of a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of 16,000 kg, may the left lane be used?

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On roadways within built-up areas that have at least two lanes for the same direction marked off by longitudinal lines, the general traffic rules allow drivers of any vehicle to use the lane that best suits their destination, provided that they do not obstruct the progress of other users. The restriction that prohibits trucks of more than 3,500 kg maximum authorized mass (MAM) from using the third and subsequent lanes applies only on roads outside built-up areas (interurban roads), so in a city they may use the left lane if it suits their route better.

When driving on an urban road with three lanes for the same direction marked off by longitudinal markings, at the wheel of a truck with a maximum authorized mass (MAM) of 16,000 kg, may the left lane be used?

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