How to Go on Double Roads in accordance with Traffic Laws

Ladies and gentlemen, about the video content, we will divide it into two parts, the first part we will guide you to distinguish and understand what is a double line, and the second part we will guide you how. What is the right way to go on double roads?

What is double line?

Now we will go into detail of each part as follows: Firstly, about the concept of double road specified in TT91/2015/TT-BGTVT, it is stated as follows: A double road is a road where the going and returning directions are distinguished. by the median strip. Well, friends, we understand very simply, which road has a dividing line in the middle, can be solved by land with dong like this, or like this side we see this picture is also an equal solution. The land is still planted with trees in the middle here, or the median in the middle can be made of concrete with railings, so it's called a double road. Then we explain a little more like this that you guys distinguish the two-way street from the two-way street, the two-way street it has no separating line in the middle and it has the direction going back and forth and distinguishing it by road markings. . It's a double road and a two-way street, it's so different.

Regulations on how to go on double roads in accordance with traffic laws

So now, if you go on such a double road, how do vehicles participate in traffic to comply with traffic rules, then we will move on to the second part and especially we will mainly guide about motorbikes. we base on article 13 of the road traffic law it has regulations on things that are allowed to go on double roads, which lane is right for motorbikes to go, then in the law it stipulates as follows, for double roads it is vehicles are allowed to travel in one lane and change lanes only where permitted.

That's it, guys, what does the 2008 road traffic law say, what does it mean? It only says that the cars go in one lane, all the cars can be in one lane, that is, regardless of whether we are in the left or right lane. You see, according to the picture you see this is inside the same lane I am describing this is an illustration of three lanes, then we see this innermost right lane where motorbikes also go, the lane in In the middle, motorbikes also go and on the left side of this lane, motorbikes also go.

So for this double lane, motorbikes are allowed to go all 3 lanes, and they do not violate traffic rules. Next, there is a sentence in the traffic law, article 13, which further stipulates that vehicles participating in road traffic moving at a lower speed must go to the right. Please note that although it is not forbidden for motorbikes to enter any lane. That is, motorbikes can travel in any of the three lanes as shown in the figure below. But in the case that our motorbikes move at a lower speed than you think, you should note that you go to the right. If not, if the motorbike goes to the left, goes at low speed, but enters this lane, the car honks its horn to ask to pass but we still stop in the middle in front of us but we don't let it go. violation too. That's it, so the regulations on double lanes are as simple as that.

Guys we see nothing complicated at all, so you just keep a little bit of attention like that. But it has another sentence in this double-road issue, you should note that when traveling on this lane that is this double-track, the vehicles must go in a certain lane. That is, when we are already in a lane, we just have to stay in that lane, so especially when we change lanes, we only change lanes where it is allowed, not we change lanes randomly. Because it's a double road, it stipulates all vehicles to go freely like that, so if we change lanes but we don't change according to the rules, it's very dangerous and can cause a sudden accident for the car. behind.

Therefore, Article 13 of the road traffic law also stipulates that when changing lanes, for double roads like this, we change lanes where allowed and must have a turn signal to change lanes. Guys, it's as simple as that. Thank you very much, best regards and see you soon.

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