Question 1541 · Truck theory test
When being overtaken and there is oncoming traffic, what should a driver do?
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Correct answer
Allow the overtaking vehicle to pass and return safely to the left side of the road.
Official explanation
When you are being overtaken and there are oncoming vehicles, you should show consideration for all the other traffic and allow the overtaking vehicle to move in front of you to avoid the risk of a collision.
- Topic
- Safe & responsible driving · Driving Calmly
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