What are roads or lanes called that are bounded on both sides by double broken road markings and whose direction of travel can be alternated by means of traffic lights or other devices?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations (Article 40), when double broken markings delimit a lane on both sides, they indicate that the lane is reversible, that is, that traffic can be regulated in one direction or the other by means of lane control signals or other means. Those traveling in a reversible lane must have at least the low beam switched on, both day and night. A temporary additional lane (Article 42) is not defined by those markings: it is opened on two-way roadways and shoulders, with temporary signage and beacons, to provide two lanes in one direction and one in the other. A contraflow lane (Article 41) is not either: it is opened by the authority, for reasons of traffic flow on roadways with more than one lane per direction or because of road works, with the corresponding signage.

What are roads or lanes called that are bounded on both sides by double broken road markings and whose direction of travel can be alternated by means of traffic lights or other devices?

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