In Lithuanian traffic rules (KET), inside built-up areas on roads with three or more lanes in the same direction, when may a passenger car use the leftmost lane?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. When other lanes are dense, or to turn left or U-turn
- Step 1: Inside cities, drivers may use the leftmost lane when traffic in other lanes is dense, or to prepare for left turns or U-turns. Answer: When other lanes are dense, or to turn left or U-turn. Why not the others: City lane selection is more flexible than on rural highways, but still governed by traffic density.
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