You drive on a two-way road with no markings. Where should a car normally be?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Near the left edge with a safe margin
- Step 1: Traffic keeps left. Step 2. Stay near the left with a safe margin from the edge and from parked vehicles. Answer: Near the left edge with a safe margin. Why not the others: In the exact centre of the road: this leaves no room for oncoming traffic. Near the right edge of the road: the right side is the oncoming lane in Cyprus, so a car there meets traffic head-on. Across the centre line to see further: this is the oncoming lane and is dangerous.
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