Rules of the road 2 pts
A "through lane" is:
Correct answer
- The lane continuing in the original direction, without turning, through an intersection or at a place where the number of lanes changes.
Other options
- A lane marked with the vertical sign "Ring road" or "Change of ring road direction".
- A lane running through a built-up area from its start until the "End of built-up area" sign.
Explanation
What the law says: The through lane is the one continuing in the original direction through an intersection…
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