You are driving on a two-way road with three lanes. In what case is it allowed to enter the middle lane?
Answer options
Correct answer In all of the above cases
Explanation
In all three cases: overtaking, passing an obstacle, and turning left or making a U-turn. On a two-way road with three lanes the middle lane belongs to neither direction permanently; it may be entered only for those specific manoeuvres, so each single option is true but incomplete. The companion rule, which matters more than the question itself: the left lane, reserved for oncoming traffic, may never be entered on such a road — not even to overtake. Remember it as: middle lane, temporarily and for a purpose; left lane, never.
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