On a motorway, is it permitted to travel in the acceleration lane at a higher speed than vehicles travelling in the normal lane?
A)No, that would constitute overtaking on the right.
B)No, except for motorcycles.
C)Yes.Correct
The following are not considered overtaking or passing a vehicle:
- When traffic is so dense that vehicles occupy the full width of the carriageway and can only travel at the speed of the vehicle ahead. (Image 1)
- Travelling in lanes or parts of the road designated for the traffic of certain vehicles or for certain manoeuvres, or vice versa (acceleration lane, deceleration lane, bus lane, turning lane, etc.) (Image 2)
- When traffic is so dense that vehicles occupy the full width of the carriageway and can only travel at the speed of the vehicle ahead. (Image 1)
- Travelling in lanes or parts of the road designated for the traffic of certain vehicles or for certain manoeuvres, or vice versa (acceleration lane, deceleration lane, bus lane, turning lane, etc.) (Image 2)