Driving Guidelines
- Keep Right: The driver must always drive on the right side of the road.
- Deviations Allowed:
- On curved roads or difficult routes.
- On left-hand curves, if the path is clear and there are no obstructions from oncoming or following traffic.
Multi-Lane Roads
- When motor vehicles and cyclists share the same lane:
- Motor vehicles should drive on the left.
- Cyclists should stay on the right.
- Left Turns: On lanes allowing left turns, cyclists can ride outside the requirement to stay right.
Driving Guidelines for Multi-Lane Roads
- Overtaking on the Right:
- Allowed in parallel lines and built-up areas if other vehicles do not stop for pedestrians.
- Prohibited: Overtaking on the right by swerving and turning back.
- Driving in Parallel Columns:
- Permitted in heavy traffic if there is enough space on the right.
- Slow Vehicles: Must stay in the rightmost column.
- Lane Usage:
- On roads with multiple lanes in the same direction, use the rightmost lane, except for:
- Safety Lines:
- Always drive to the right of safety lines.
- Passing Traffic Islands:
- Pass stop islands on the right unless a left turn is needed at a junction.
- Distance from the Road Edge:
- Maintain a sufficient distance from the right edge, especially when driving fast, at night, and on curves.
- Lane Changes:
- Change lanes only if it does not endanger other traffic.
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