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When driving in a roundabout, the driver of a heavy passenger vehicle:
AMay occupy the rightmost lane without any other obligation.
BMay occupy the rightmost lane, but must allow other drivers positioned to their left to exit the roundabout in the lane where the heavy passenger vehicle is circulating.Correct
CMust always stay in the second exit lane and progressively move towards their exit lane.
Explanation
Drivers of heavy vehicles, due to the dimensions and characteristics of their vehicles, benefit from an exception regime when driving in roundabouts. Thus, they are allowed to occupy the rightmost lane, even if they do not intend to take the first exit, but they are obliged to allow drivers circulating in the inner lanes (to their left) who intend to exit the roundabout to do so. The first option is incorrect because the use of the right lane by heavy vehicles is not free of obligations, being conditioned by the duty to allow other users to exit. The third option is incorrect because there is no rule that obliges the driver to always stay in a second exit lane.
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