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Topic: Traffic signs, markings and signals · Nº 1063 / 1397

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¿Por qué carril deberá circular, a la vista de la señalización, si transita a 90 km/h y no pretende adelantar?

Given the signs, which lane should you use if you are travelling at 90 km/h and do not intend to overtake?

  • APor el carril derecho, teniendo prohibido utilizar el carril central ya que circulo a más de 70km/h.The right-hand lane; you are prohibited from using the centre lane because you are going faster than 70 km/h.
  • BPor el carril central, ya que circulamos a más de 70km/h.The centre lane, because you are going faster than 70 km/h.
  • CPor el carril de la derecha, pudiendo utilizar el central cuando las circunstancias lo precisen.The right-hand lane, and you may use the centre lane when circumstances require it.
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  • CPor el carril de la derecha, pudiendo utilizar el central cuando las circunstancias lo precisen.The right-hand lane, and you may use the centre lane when circumstances require it.
Explanation

The sign in the question, a lane reserved according to the signed speed, means that the lane above which the minimum speed sign is placed may only be used by vehicles travelling at or above the speed shown. However, if circumstances allow, you must drive in the right-hand lane.

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