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No, it's the opposite. In a highway/motorway situation with more queuing space it's not such an issue. In urban situations where queuing space is limited, using
by nmeofthestate 8y ago
No, it's the opposite. In a highway/motorway situation with more queuing space it's not such an issue.
In urban situations where queuing space is limited, using both lanes is more important, as longer tail backs will cause problems with junctions further back on the route.