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We show that a rectifiable plane arc g has two parallel support lines and atriple of consecutive points g(r), g(s), g(t), r<s<t, so that g(s) lies on oneline, while g(r) and g(t) lie on the other. If the arc is simple, such a pairof lines is unique.

On $\Lambda$-positioning of an arc between two parallel support lines