Topic: The road and its lanes · Nº 374 / 534
En una calzada con dos sentidos y tres carriles, separados por marcas longitudinales discontinuas, ¿qué carril debe usar?
On a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines, which lane must you use?
- ADebe circular por el carril situado más a la derecha.You must drive in the right-hand lane.
- BDebe circular por el carril que más convenga a su destino.You must drive in the lane that best suits your destination.
- CDebe circular por el carril situado más a la derecha, y podrá utilizar el central únicamente para adelantar.You must drive in the right-hand lane and may use the centre lane only to overtake.
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Correct answer
- ADebe circular por el carril situado más a la derecha.You must drive in the right-hand lane.
Explanation
Under Article 30 of the General Traffic Regulations, on two-way carriageways with three lanes separated by broken lines, you drive in the right-hand lane. The centre lane is used for overtaking and also for turning left, which is why it is wrong to say it is only for overtaking.
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