When is a driver allowed to drive in a public-transport lane located on the right-hand edge of the carriageway?

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KET Užduotys · Accepted Answer

Correct answers: If the lane is not separated by a solid line and you need to turn right.; If the lane is not separated by a solid line and you need to drive around a stopped left-turning vehicle.. Explanation: The rules allow exceptions for entering a right-side public-transport lane. You may do so before turning right or to drive around an obstacle, but only provided the lane is not separated by a solid road-marking line.. KET reference: KET 182: If a same-direction public-transport lane is on the right edge of the carriageway and not separated by a solid line, drivers turning right must, and those driving around a stopped left-turning vehicle may, move into it.