In driving school we were taught that, if possible, you should stay in the right lanes if they are free. But in the dark at the permitted speed, you don't always have time to clearly see a pedestrian at the edge of the road in time, especially when oncoming headlights blind you. It is logical to assume that for your own safety it is better not to drive in the far right lane, even if the road is empty and there are no oncoming cars. If we do not take into account the quality of the surface of the right lanes, is it legal, for safety reasons, to drive in the left lane at night on a road with two lanes in each direction?
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