oh!! tricky question, Now I got it.

No, because it is [b]not only on a motorway[/b] allowed.
On other roads, with at least 3 lanes in the same direction, triple overtaking is also allowed.

exactly, the question says it has 4 lanes in the same direction, 4 lanes are more than 3 lanes, so triple overtaking is allowed. So the answer is incorrect in this one.

Answer = No.

When you drive on a road (not only a motorway) with at least 3 lanes (or more) in the same direction you may overtake a car that is overtaking another car. Triple overtaking is allowed when [b]at least[/b] 3 lanes go i[b]n the same direction[/b].
Triple overtaking is forbidden on roads with [b]two directions traffic[/b].

HI

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As you can see the question says 4 lanes, and the explanation of the question says as long as its 3 lanes then its OK, but the answer still says NO.

I think this answer is wrong.