Motorway lanes, bans and dangers
Read the lane signals, use rush-hour lanes, bus strips and the hard shoulder correctly, and react to a wrong-way driver.
1. Lane signals above the road2. Rush-hour lane3. Hard shoulder and bus strip4. What is banned5. Wrong-way drivers
Section 1Lane signals above the road
Lane signals
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[L18_16_0.jpg] Signals and arrows are displayed above the lanes on this motorway.
On motorways and express roads, signals above each lane tell you whether you may use it.
Green: lane open. Amber: leave lane. Red: closedThis lesson is part of full access
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- Green arrow
- Amber arrow
- Red cross
- Rush-hour lane
- Rush-hour lane signals
- Breakdown on a rush-hour lane
- Hard shoulder
- Bus strip
- Speed on a bus strip
- Banned on motorways
- No waiting or parking
- Wrong-way driver
- How to react
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