On a roadway with two-way traffic and three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines, which lane must you normally use?

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On roadways with two-way traffic and three lanes marked by broken lines, you must always drive in the rightmost lane. The center lane is a shared lane intended exclusively for two maneuvers: overtaking and turning left, provided there is no oncoming traffic. The leftmost lane is reserved for traffic from the opposite direction and must never be entered.

On a roadway with two-way traffic and three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines, which lane must you normally use?

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