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Which lane should a slower driver generally use on a multi-lane road?
An empty multi-lane carriageway with white dashed lane dividers and continuous road edges.
Correct answer: A right-hand lane
Why
Use a right-hand lane when travelling more slowly than normal traffic. Exceptions include passing, preparing a left turn or making room for a stopped official vehicle; obey lane signs and speed limits.
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