A tractor is travelling slowly on a country road. What should you check before overtaking?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. That the road ahead is clear for a long way and there are no field entrances or side turnings
- Step 1: Tractors often turn into fields with little warning. Step 2. Overtake only when you can see the whole stretch clear and no turning is near. Answer: That the road ahead is clear for a long way and there are no field entrances or side turnings. Why not the others: A light, a wave or traffic behind you do not tell you the way ahead is safe.
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