Within a built-up area, on a road with two unmarked lanes for the same direction, where should we drive?

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On urban roads with at least two lanes for the same direction, the general rule allows driving in the lane that best suits our destination. However, this rule only applies if the lanes are delimited by longitudinal road markings. If the lanes are not delimited by lines, it is mandatory to drive in the right lane. We may only leave it to perform permitted maneuvers such as overtaking or changing direction.

Within a built-up area, on a road with two unmarked lanes for the same direction, where should we drive?

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