Road with three lanes per direction
There is one carriageway with three lanes for each direction. The right lane is for normal driving; the centre and left lanes are for overtaking.
Word: Marcia ordinaria = driving normally, without overtaking.
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On the road shown, for each direction of travel the right-hand lane is normally dedicated to ordinary driving.
The road shown is made up of three lanes for each direction of travel.
On the road shown, for each direction of travel the centre and left lanes are normally dedicated to overtaking.
The road shown is made up of one carriageway.
On the road shown, for each direction of travel the centre lane is normally dedicated to ordinary driving.
On the road shown, for each direction of travel the right-hand lane is normally dedicated to overtaking.
The road shown is made up of two carriageways.
On the road shown, for each direction of travel the left-hand lane is normally dedicated to ordinary driving.