On a regular motorway road, with three lanes, what is the furthest-right lane used for?
For overtaking other vehicles
For vehicles travelling at high speed
For vehicles travelling at lower speeds
Explanation: Motorways typically have three lanes: Lane one – the left lane – is for routine driving. Lane two – the middle lane – and lane three – the right-hand lane – are for overtaking. Keep to lane one unless there's a build-up of slow-moving vehicles in that lane, when you can move over to one of the other lanes.
