On a road having two carriageways separated by a median, which one must vehicles use?

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The correct answer is the right carriageway in the direction of travel. According to General Traffic Regulations, when a road is divided into two carriageways longitudinally (by medians, hedges, or barriers), drivers must use the carriageway located to their right. The left carriageway is reserved for traffic coming from the opposite direction. Using the left carriageway or 'either one' would mean driving against the traffic flow, which is strictly prohibited and extremely dangerous.

On a road having two carriageways separated by a median, which one must vehicles use?

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