Are you allowed to drive within "emergency corridor" created by other drivers, if you are driving a single-track vehicle?

Explanation

Correct answer: No

The emergency corridor formed by drivers is intended exclusively for emergency vehicles, such as ambulances, the fire service and the police. A single-track vehicle is not an emergency vehicle and is therefore not permitted to use this corridor. The use of the emergency corridor by unauthorised vehicles constitutes an offence and can hinder a rescue operation.

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