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Among other rules, if traffic is regulated by lane-control signals, obey their indications.
Reversible lanes are formed by two adjacent double broken lines on both sides, with transverse separation. Traffic in them may be regulated in one direction or the other by lane-control signals. Whenever we use this type of lane, we must obey the indications of the lane-control signal regulating traffic. https://practicatest.com/informacion/normativa-de-trafico/que-es-carril-reversible-como-usar
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Do not use it because traffic is prohibited.
Among other rules, if traffic is regulated by lane-control signals, obey their indications.
Use it only for overtaking at a maximum speed of 80 kilometres per hour.
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