Where is overtaking forbidden?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. At pedestrian crossings
- Step 1: Overtaking near and on pedestrian crossings is prohibited because pedestrians may be hidden by the vehicle being overtaken.
Answer
At pedestrian crossings.
Why not the others: On a long straight road with a broken line, On a dual carriageway and In an empty car park don't fit.
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