Outside a built-up area, a car-and-trailer combination is exactly 7 metres long on a carriageway with three lanes in its direction and no special signs. May it use the leftmost lane when circumstances justify it and it does not obstruct following traffic?

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sacatelcarnet · Accepted Answer

Yes, under those conditions; exceeding seven metres is a different case.. Yes. Article 31.2 limits combinations over seven metres to the two rightmost lanes; exactly seven metres is not over that threshold. Normally use the right lane and use others under Article 31.1; length alone does not justify unnecessarily remaining left. Use is not restricted solely to overtaking in this scenario.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

No; every car with a trailer is always barred from the left lane.

sacatelcarnet · Answer

Yes, only to overtake, even when other circumstances justify its use.

Outside a built-up area, a car-and-trailer combination is exactly 7 metres long on a carriageway with three lanes in its direction and no special signs. May it use the leftmost lane when circumstances justify it and it does not obstruct following traffic?

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