🎥 Placement of Vehicles on the Road
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If the carriageway is divided into lanes by horizontal marking lines and (or) road signs, vehicles must travel in these lanes. Crossing onto broken horizontal marking lines is permitted only when changing lanes; crossing solid horizontal marking lines is permitted only in the cases specified in Anne
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If the carriageway is divided into lanes by horizontal marking lines and (or) road signs, vehicles must travel in these lanes. Crossing onto broken horizontal marking lines is permitted only when changing lanes; crossing solid horizontal marking lines is permitted only in the cases specified in Annex 3 of the Rules.
If the carriageway is divided into lanes by horizontal marking lines and (or) road signs, vehicles must travel in these lanes. Crossing onto broken horizontal marking lines is permitted only when changing lanes; crossing solid horizontal marking lines is permitted only in the cases specified in Annex 3 of the Rules. If there is a solid horizontal marking line (single or double) separating opposing lanes of traffic, the driver must drive on the right of it. Crossing solid horizontal marking lines and islands of refuge is also permitted as an exception when continuing to drive without changing lanes is impossible due to a stationary obstacle on the carriageway (a fallen tree, a traffic accident, a vehicle forced to stop or parked in a prohibited place, or other stationary objects that make traffic impossible), provided that doing so is safe and does not obstruct other road users.
On a two-way road with four or more lanes, or on a road with a central reservation, it is prohibited to enter the side of the road intended for traffic in the opposite direction, to drive on the central reservation, or to drive across it.