What does mixed lane mean?

[VanIvan]

Mixed lane refers to a road section where various types of vehicles travel together within the same pavement width, collectively referred to as the carriageway. Its width is called the carriageway width, also known as single-lane width. Non-motorized vehicles should travel on the far right side of the mixed lane when there is no designated non-motorized vehicle lane. Usage of mixed lanes: 1. When encountering obstacles: When the mixed lane is narrow or there are obstacles on the roadside, driving becomes more difficult. In such situations, it is essential to control the speed appropriately, avoid excessive speed, and pay attention to observations. When there are obstacles ahead and oncoming vehicles in the opposite lane. 2. Specific usage: Large trucks, in addition to slowing down, can also temporarily stop to let passenger cars pass first. Do not compete for the lane to ensure safety. Avoid borrowing the lane without special circumstances, and do not arbitrarily enter the opposite lane. Always pay attention to the movement of vehicles in the opposite lane while driving.