When are we not obligated to drive a private passenger car in the right lane?
- When another vehicle overtakes us from the left.
- When you pass another vehicle from its right side.
- Correct answer: When the right lane is designated for another type of road users (e.g. public transportation lane).
- When another vehicle that is driving on the left side of the road signals about its intention to start drive.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: When the right lane is designated for another type of road users (e.g. public transportation lane).
As a rule, a private passenger car drives in the right lane. When the right lane is designated for another type of road users, for example public transportation, we usually do not drive in it but in another lane. When a vehicle overtakes us from the left, there is no reason to leave the right lane; we just let it pass safely.