In which case may a driver cross a continuous line at a junction?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Never to overtake, but to turn when markings allow
- Step 1: A solid line may not be crossed for overtaking or crossing the road unless a sign or marking allows a manoeuvre.
Answer
Never to overtake, but to turn when markings allow.
Why not the others: Always, whenever the road looks clear, When nobody else is looking at the road and When a pedestrian signals to the driver don't fit.
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