At a combined line you may overtake if the DASHED line is on your side; the prohibition only applies if the solid line is on your side.

Explanation

At a combined line you may overtake if the DASHED line is on your side; the prohibition only applies if the solid line is on your side

Why learners get this wrong

• At a combined line you may overtake if the DASHED line is on your side; the prohibition only applies if the solid line is on your side

Topic: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking

Read the rule: Core: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking

Sections

• Challenge: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• The model: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• Core: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• Why it matters: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• Active recall: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• Teach back: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking
• Memory hook: Overtaking: the F1 sign and the five exceptions to left-overtaking

Terms

• Inhalen doorgetrokken streep en uitzondering
• Inhalen f1 bord rood wit niet blauw
• Inhalen rechts vijf uitzonderingen
• Inhalen vs voorbijgaan definitie
• Inhalen zebrapad verbod zonder bord

Related questions

• the F1 sign and the five exceptions to
• the F1 sign and the five exceptions to
• the F1 sign and the five exceptions to

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