When must you not overtake?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. When approaching a pedestrian crossing
- Step 1: The Code lists places where overtaking is prohibited. Step 2. Approaches to pedestrian crossings are on the list, along with junctions and the brow of a hill. Answer: When approaching a pedestrian crossing. Why not the others: On a motorway, past a cyclist with space, or on a clear road, overtaking can be done safely.
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