What should you do on a narrow mountain road when meeting a vehicle coming uphill?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Give way as indicated by signs or the uphill priority
- Step 1: Where signs do not say otherwise, the vehicle going uphill usually has priority.
- Step 2: Find a passing place.
Answer
Give way as indicated by signs or the uphill priority.
Why not the others: Always reverse downhill to the last bend, speed up to pass it on the narrow part and stop in the middle of the road and wait don't fit.
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