If you are driving in a lane marked on both sides by double broken lines, what rules must you mandatorily follow?

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A lane marked by double broken lines on both sides indicates it is a reversible lane. In these lanes, traffic flow can be directed in either direction, usually regulated by overhead square lane lights. When driving in a reversible lane, you must follow these rules: Lighting: You must keep your dipped beam headlights (low beam) on during both the day and night. Position: You must not invade the lane to the left of the reversible lane (usually intended for oncoming traffic). Speed: The speed limit is the general limit for that road. The 60 min / 80 max km/h restriction generally applies to 'counter-flow lanes', not necessarily to urban reversible lanes. Therefore, the correct answer is to switch on the dipped headlights and not invade the left lane.

If you are driving in a lane marked on both sides by double broken lines, what rules must you mandatorily follow?

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