Topic: The road and its lanes · Nº 20 / 534
Un autobús que mide 10 metros de longitud, ¿por qué carriles tiene permitido circular en esta vía fuera de poblado con tres carriles para el mismo sentido de la marcha?
A bus that is 10 metres long is on this road outside a built-up area with three lanes in the same direction. Which lanes is it allowed to use?
- APor el que más convenga a su destino.Whichever best suits its destination.
- BPor el derecho pudiendo utilizar el resto si las condiciones de la vía lo aconsejan.The right-hand lane, and it may use the others if road conditions make it advisable.
- CPor el derecho pudiendo utilizar únicamente el siguiente cuando las circunstancias del tráfico o la vía lo aconsejen.The right-hand lane, and it may use only the next lane when traffic or road conditions make it advisable.
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- BPor el derecho pudiendo utilizar el resto si las condiciones de la vía lo aconsejan.The right-hand lane, and it may use the others if road conditions make it advisable.
Buses, even if they are more than 7 metres long, are not subject to the specific rule to keep to the right-hand lane that applies to lorries, special vehicles and combinations of vehicles. So a bus normally drives in the right-hand lane, but may also use the next lane or other lanes when road or traffic conditions make it advisable, always driving safely and without obstructing other vehicles.
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