- A Driving straight ahead at a constant speed
- ✓ Changing lanes on a dual carriageway
- C Maintaining the safety distance
- D Switching on dipped headlights at dusk
Why this is the correct answer
A manoeuvre is any change in the vehicle's normal movement on the road, such as joining traffic, changing lanes, overtaking, turning, making a U-turn, stopping, parking, or reversing.
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