Question 3074 · Motorcycle theory test
What should a motorcyclist avoid when overtaking?
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Correct answer
Being unable to move back to the left side.
Official explanation
When you are overtaking another vehicle, you should make sure that you can return to your own side of the road in plenty of time.
- Topic
- Manoeuvres & road position · Overtaking and Passing
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