Driving theory questions
How many lanes does this road have?
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Lane: “A longitudinal field on a carriageway shown by road markings or, if there are no road markings, that is wide enough for traffic in one file of four-wheeled vehicles”. (Ordinance on Road Traffic Definitions)
Because there are no road markings, you must use your own judgement. In this example, it is clear that there is sufficient room for 2 cars to be driven alongside each other. The road could perhaps be wide enough for 4 cars, but they would not be able to be driven in a normal or safe manner.
You can interpret “wide enough for traffic in one file of four-wheeled vehicles” as meaning that there must be reasonable safety margins between the vehicles, and not that the vehicles are packed closely together with just 10 cm between them.
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