Manoeuvres
In tunnels with one lane per direction, pedestrian crossings, intersections and level crossings, overtaking is, in general:
Reviewed on 7 Oct 2026
- A Permitted if the road is clear
- ✓ Generally prohibited
- C Permitted only in daylight
- D Compulsory to keep traffic flowing
Why this is the correct answer
Overtaking is generally prohibited in these places. Article 87.1.b bans overtaking at and near signed pedestrian crossings, intersections with cycle paths and level crossings.
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