On a roadway with two-way traffic consisting of two lanes, where must you usually drive?

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On roadways with two-way traffic and two lanes (one for each direction), the rule is strict: you must always drive in the right lane. The left lane is exclusively designated for oncoming traffic. You may only momentarily encroach upon the left lane to perform permitted maneuvers, such as overtaking or turning left, ensuring there is no oncoming traffic. Driving in the center or left lane habitually is prohibited for road safety reasons.

On a roadway with two-way traffic consisting of two lanes, where must you usually drive?

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