Correct answer
Yes
The lateral displacement manoeuvre does not always mean a lane change; it is also identified as any noticeable change of position on the road to the left or right, or the partial or total encroachment into a lane. Correcting your trajectory within a lane is not considered a lateral displacement, but a noticeable change of position on the road is.
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Only if it is a sudden change of position
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¿Es considerado como desplazamiento lateral un cambio sensible de posición en la calzada?
- Sí(Correct answer)
- No
- Únicamente si es un cambio de posición brusco
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