On an interurban road with three lanes in the same direction, which lanes can a truck with an MMA exceeding 3,500 kg use?

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The general rule states that on interurban roads, vehicles must drive in the right lane. However, when there are three or more lanes in the same direction, trucks with a Maximum Authorized Mass (MAM) exceeding 3,500 kg and vehicle combinations longer than 7 meters have a specific restriction: they must normally drive in the lane furthest to the right. They may use the immediate lane (the center one, in this case) only when traffic or road conditions suggest it (e.g., to overtake) and provided they do not obstruct a following vehicle. They are strictly forbidden from using the third lane (the one furthest to the left).

On an interurban road with three lanes in the same direction, which lanes can a truck with an MMA exceeding 3,500 kg use?

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