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If you are a normal car you should use the middle lane unless you are turning of.

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It depends on which country you are in. Countries may drive on the left or right carriageway and local rules may apply to lanes.

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Slower moving traffic.

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Usually for slower vehicles.

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Q: On a three way motorway which lane should you use?
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