We are driving in the right lane of a road with two lanes for each direction of travel where the left lane is enabled for driving in the opposite direction to the usual one. Is it allowed to invade the left lane?

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Drivers traveling in the lane intended for the normal direction of traffic, adjacent to the one enabled in the opposite direction to the usual one, may not move laterally invading said lane. In addition, they must have at least their dipped headlights on both day and night. If they have only one lane in their direction, they will drive at a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a minimum of 60 km/h, or lower if signposted. This measure seeks to ensure safety and prevent head-on collisions.

We are driving in the right lane of a road with two lanes for each direction of travel where the left lane is enabled for driving in the opposite direction to the usual one. Is it allowed to invade the left lane?

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