Topic: The road and its lanes · Nº 363 / 534
En una calzada con tres carriles para su sentido, una señal de carriles indica una velocidad mínima de 70 km/h en los carriles central e izquierdo y ninguna en el derecho. Si circula a 60 km/h, ¿por qué carril debe ir?
On a carriageway with three lanes in your direction, a lane sign shows a minimum speed of 70 km/h in the centre and left lanes and none in the right lane. If you are driving at 60 km/h, which lane must you use?
- AEn el carril izquierdo.The left lane.
- BEn el carril derecho.The right lane.
- CEn el carril central.The centre lane.
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- BEn el carril derecho.The right lane.
Signs for lanes reserved according to speed (S-50) mean that the lanes showing the minimum speed sign (R-411) may only be used by vehicles travelling at that speed or faster. At 60 km/h you may not use the lanes that require 70 km/h, so you must drive in the right lane (Article 35.1 of the RGC).
en las calzadas con más de un carril reservado para su sentido de marcha, circulará normalmente por el situado más a su derechaRead the full rule
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