Question 1243: How must a driver determine the number of traffic lanes if pavement markings and the appropriate mandatory signs establishing directions of travel are absent?

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Correct answer «The number of lanes is determined taking into account the width of the roadway, the dimensions of vehicles, and the necessary lateral distance between them.».

1 If there are no pavement markings, the road is considered to have one lane regardless of its width.
2 The number of lanes is determined taking into account the width of the roadway, the dimensions of vehicles, and the necessary lateral distance between them.

Correct answer: The number of lanes is determined taking into account the width of the roadway, the dimensions of vehicles, and the necessary lateral distance between them.

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