On an interurban road that has three lanes for the same direction, is a passenger car permitted to drive in the lane situated furthest to the left?

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The general rule requires driving in the right-hand lane on interurban roads. However, when there are multiple lanes for the same direction, using the others (including the third or left lane) is permitted if traffic or road conditions advise it (for example, to overtake or due to congestion in other lanes), provided that you do not obstruct the progress of faster vehicles following you. The answer 'No, never' is incorrect because passenger cars do not have the restriction on using the third lane that applies to trucks over 3,500 kg or vehicle combinations over 7 meters.

On an interurban road that has three lanes for the same direction, is a passenger car permitted to drive in the lane situated furthest to the left?

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