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Which side is the fast lane ?

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QEEQ User

Righ Side. If your speed is too slow, when you arrive at the overtaking lane, lean to the left. Let the car behind pass quickly from the righ side.

TangFengSongYu

On the right

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For the most part, they are double lanes.

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