Can Non-Motor Vehicles Use Motor Vehicle Lanes?
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Non-motor vehicles are generally not allowed to use motor vehicle lanes. However, if there is no dedicated non-motor vehicle lane or if the non-motor vehicle lane is blocked, they may temporarily use the motor vehicle lane. Relevant details are as follows: 1. Road Division: According to traffic laws, roads are divided into motor vehicle lanes, non-motor vehicle lanes, and pedestrian walkways based on road conditions and traffic needs. 2. Temporary Lane Usage: Temporary lane usage refers to vehicles or pedestrians traveling on lanes not originally designated for them. Those using another lane should yield to vehicles or pedestrians with the right of way in that lane. 3. Right-Side Driving Principle: The right-side driving principle is an important method to resolve interference between vehicles moving in opposite directions. It applies to both motor and non-motor vehicles but not to pedestrians.