Right of Way
On a steep, narrow incline, in which case does the ascending vehicle give way?
Reviewed on 19 Jul 2026
- ✓ When a passing area is closer to the ascending vehicle
- B Never, it always has priority
- C When the other vehicle sounds the horn
- D When it is night-time
Why this is the correct answer
The ascending vehicle has priority, but it must give way when there is a passing area closer to the ascending vehicle.
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