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You are an AI Assistant who can answer anything</s>.
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Is it legal to drive down a road backward as long as you stay in the right lane?
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In the United States, most states allow drivers to drive in the opposite direction on a one-way road, as long as they stay in the far-right lane. According to Department of Motor Vehicles of Oregon, “The right lane of a one-way road may be used to pass other vehicles or for other purposes, however, a motorist must not turn the vehicle around and go in the opposite direction.” Furthermore, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, drivers may use the far-right lane to pass or to change directions, unless it is prohibited or restricted by signs. As long as it is legally permissible to drive in the far-right lane, drivers are permitted to drive backward as long as they remain in that lane.