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Due to the vertical signage on this road, I am not obliged to drive at the minimum speed in the rightmost lane. Do you agree with the statement?
AYes, I am only obliged to drive at the minimum speed in the two leftmost lanes.
BYes, because it is a deceleration lane.
CNo, I cannot drive at an instantaneous speed lower than 50 km/h.Correct
Explanation
On motorways, there is a general minimum speed limit of 50 km/h applicable to all traffic lanes. Although the vertical lane selection sign establishes specific minimum speed limits for the left lane (80 km/h) and the middle lane (60 km/h), the rightmost lane remains subject to the general rule, so it is not permitted to drive at a speed lower than 50 km/h. This way, the statement presented is false. The absence of a specific minimum limit on the vertical sign for the rightmost lane does not mean that there is no limit, maintaining the obligation to respect the general minimum limit of 50 km/h imposed for motorways.
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