Manoeuvres

In tunnels with one lane per direction, pedestrian crossings, intersections and railway crossings, overtaking is, in general:

Question image: In tunnels with one lane per direction, pedestrian crossings, intersections and
  • 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 areas. However, at intersections, you may overtake two-wheeled vehicles (motorcycles/bicycles), while at pedestrian crossings, you may only overtake if you are driving at a speed slow enough to stop immediately should a pedestrian appear.

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