Which lane should normally be used when traveling on a two-way, three-lane roadway, separated by dashed longitudinal marks?

Explanation

If you are driving on a road with two-way travel and three lanes total separated by dashed lines, vehicles must drive in their right-most lane and may only use the center lane to turn left or to overtake. Under no circumstances may the left-most lane be used.

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Which lane should normally be used when traveling on a two-way, three-lane roadway, separated by dashed longitudinal marks?

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