In Hungarian road traffic rules, on a narrow steep mountain road where two vehicles cannot pass, who is generally expected to reverse?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. The vehicle for which reversing is easier, safer, and shorter
- Step 1: On narrow gradients, the driver who can reverse more easily and safely to an evasion bay must do so, taking into account vehicle size and road geometry. Answer: The vehicle for which reversing is easier, safer, and shorter. Why not the others: Blanket rules forcing only ascending or descending cars are secondary to safety.
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