27. Driving on motorways and roads for cars

When entering a motorway or a road for cars, drivers must give way to vehicles moving on them.

On motorways and roads for cars, the following is prohibited:

a) movement of tractors, self-propelled machines and mechanisms;

b) movement of cargo vehicles with a permitted maximum mass of more than 3.5 t outside the first and second traffic lanes (except for a left turn or a U-turn on roads for cars);

c) stopping outside special parking places marked with road signs 5.38 or 6.15;

d) U-turns and entry into technological gaps in the median strip;

e) reversing;

f) driving instruction.

On motorways, except in specially equipped places, movement of mechanical vehicles whose speed according to their technical characteristics or condition is less than 40 km/h is prohibited, as well as driving and grazing animals within the road reserve.

On motorways and roads for cars, pedestrians may cross the carriageway only by underground or overground pedestrian crossings.

It is permitted to cross the carriageway of a road for cars in specially marked places.

In the event of a forced stop on the carriageway of a motorway or a road for cars, the driver must mark the vehicle in accordance with the requirements of paragraphs 9.9-9.11 of these Rules and take measures to move it beyond the carriageway to the right.