Question 4725
On a road with three lanes reserved for traffic traveling in the same direction, when can you drive in the left lane?
- When the other lanes are occupied and you do not obstruct vehicles traveling behind you.
- Never.
- Only to pass.
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: When the other lanes are occupied and you do not obstruct vehicles traveling behind you.
When driving a passenger car outside built-up areas with three lanes in your direction, you normally use the right lane. You may move into the left lane when traffic or road conditions make it advisable, such as when the other lanes are occupied, provided you do not obstruct anyone behind you.