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Topic: The road and its lanes · Nº 300 / 534

Ud. circula por un carril destinado al sentido normal de circulación contiguo a uno que se ha habilitado en sentido contrario al habitual. Si ha quedado un solo carril en su sentido de circulación, ¿qué debe hacer?

You are driving in a lane for the normal direction of traffic, next to a lane that has been opened for traffic in the opposite direction to the usual one. If only one lane is left in your direction, what must you do?

  • ANada, porque circulo por la parte de la calzada a mi sentido destinada.Nothing, because I am driving on the part of the carriageway meant for my direction.
  • BCircular con la luz de cruce encendida, al menos y a una velocidad no inferior a la máxima permitida para la vía.Drive with at least the dipped headlights on and at a speed no lower than the maximum allowed on the road.
  • CCircular con la luz de cruce encendida, al menos y a una velocidad no inferior a 60 kilómetros por hora ni superior a 80 kilómetros por hora o inferiores si así estuviera establecido o específicamente señalizado.Drive with at least the dipped headlights on and at a speed no lower than 60 kilometres per hour and no higher than 80 kilometres per hour, or lower speeds if so set or specifically signposted.
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  • CCircular con la luz de cruce encendida, al menos y a una velocidad no inferior a 60 kilómetros por hora ni superior a 80 kilómetros por hora o inferiores si así estuviera establecido o específicamente señalizado.Drive with at least the dipped headlights on and at a speed no lower than 60 kilometres per hour and no higher than 80 kilometres per hour, or lower speeds if so set or specifically signposted.
Explanation

This option is correct because it says you must drive with dipped headlights on and at a speed no lower than 60 km/h and no higher than 80 km/h, or lower if so set or signposted. This is important for visibility and safety on a road where there is a lane for the opposite direction.

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