Driving theory questions
What is a crawler lane?
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“A crawler lane is an extra lane found on certain long or steep upward slopes and which are to be used for overtaking.” (Du och jag i trafiken [You and me in traffic], 28th Edition, page 252)
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- Which statement is true at this junction?
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