A traffic jam has formed on a three-lane autobahn. Where must the channel for emergency vehicles be formed?

On a three-lane autobahn in Germany, when traffic is stopped or moving very slowly, drivers must create an emergency corridor to allow rescue vehicles to pass. The rule is: vehicles in the far left lane move as far left as possible, and vehicles in the other lanes (middle and right) move as far right as possible. This creates a corridor between the left-hand and middle lanes. The hard shoulder is not used for the emergency corridor; it must remain clear unless directed otherwise by the police. This rule ensures that emergency services have quick, unblocked access during traffic jams. Remember this rule for any multi-lane road: always form the emergency channel between the far left lane and the adjacent lane.