Question 1608 · Truck theory test
Is a driver allowed to exceed the speed limit when overtaking?
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Correct answer
The driver may not exceed the speed limit when overtaking.
Official explanation
When overtaking, the driver is not permitted to exceed the speed limit.
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- Safe & responsible driving · Overtaking and Passing
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