When driving a truck whose maximum authorized mass (MAM) exceeds 3,500 kg, may you drive in a reversible lane as a general rule?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

In reversible lanes (delimited by double broken road markings on both sides) there is no generic limitation by type of vehicle or by maximum authorized mass (MAM). Therefore, any vehicle authorized to use the ordinary road, including trucks of more than 3,500 kg MAM, may drive in them unless an express sign restricts it. Drivers traveling in a reversible lane must have at least the low beam on both day and night. It is often confused with the lanes opened as contraflow lanes for reasons of traffic flow (where only passenger cars without trailers and motorcycles may enter), but that restriction does not apply to reversible lanes.

When driving a truck whose maximum authorized mass (MAM) exceeds 3,500 kg, may you drive in a reversible lane as a general rule?

Want to pass the Permit C and C1 (English) theory test first time?