Question 280 · Car theory test
Where may a driver overtake on a 2-plus-1 road?
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Correct answer
In the two-lane stretch.
Official explanation
A 2-plus-1 road consists of two lanes in one direction of travel and one lane in the other direction. When you need to overtake, you should wait until you reach the plain section, which occurs approximately every 2 kilometres.
Term explained: What is a 2-plus-1 road?
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- Manoeuvres, turning & overtaking
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