On a road outside a built-up area with three lanes in the same direction, which lanes is a vehicle over 7 meters long allowed to use?

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As a general rule on interurban roads, you must drive on the right. However, there is a specific restriction when the road has three or more lanes in the same direction: trucks and vans over 3,500 kg MAM and vehicles or vehicle combinations over 7 meters in length must drive in the right lane. They may only use the immediate adjacent lane when traffic or road circumstances make it advisable and provided they do not obstruct other vehicles, but they may never use the remaining lanes (third lane and beyond).

On a road outside a built-up area with three lanes in the same direction, which lanes is a vehicle over 7 meters long allowed to use?

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