how to identify traffic lane numbers?

Question

in other words, which lane is identified as Lane 1, 2, 3...etc.

Answer 1

are you just going to ignore 4,5,6, on the freeways ......... #1 is the inside center lane and they number out to the exit lanes and besides if you told us what state you live in I could look for the driver's manual and identify the source of your inquiry and give you a better answer

Answer 2

Traffic Lane Numbers

Answer 3

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how to identify traffic lane numbers?
in other words, which lane is identified as Lane 1, 2, 3...etc.

Answer 4

The difference is tiny. Standard lane width is 12 ft. Typically 6 lanes. So assuming its roughly circular and you go all the way round, the difference from doing it on the most inside to the most outside lane is about 6*12 * 2*pi or 450 ft. A car covers this distance in about 5 seconds.

Answer 5

In most states lane 1 is the right lane and lane 2 is center and so forth.

Answer 6

In Texas roadbed that is not divided is a K1 and K6 lane which means that the K1 is increasing reference marker direction and K6 is decreasing. On a divided highway it is R1 increasing and L1 decreasing. Those are the outside lanes and the lanes to the left of that lane would be R2 or L2 and left of that would be R3 or L3. Same for frontage roads but A1 for increasing reference markers and X1 for decreasing.

Answer 7

Fast lane, or innermost (closest to median) is lane one (1), than count higher as you go outward from the median.

If you do it this way it works no matter where you are (right or left hand driving)

Answer 8

1 lane is always the inside lane or far left and you count outwards to the right if in america