Near Yerseke you are driving on a road with a solid line between the lanes. A cyclist with luggage is riding slowly ahead of you. May you overtake?
- ✓ No, not while the solid line is on your side without a dashed line next to it
- Yes, overtaking a cyclist is always allowed, regardless of the road marking
Correct answer: No, not while the solid line is on your side without a dashed line next to it
Explanation
You may not cross a solid line, not even for a cyclist, unless the marking is combined with a dashed line on your side
Why learners get this wrong
- You may not cross a solid line, not even for a cyclist, unless the marking is combined with a dashed line 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