Which statements about overtaking prohibitions are correct? (multiple answers possible)
- At a combined line you may never overtake, regardless of which side the dashed line is on
- Overtaking at a zebra crossing is allowed, as long as there is no no-overtaking sign
- ✓ At a combined line with the dashed half on your side you may overtake
- ✓ Right before or at a zebra crossing overtaking is always prohibited, even without a no-overtaking sign
Correct answer: At a combined line with the dashed half on your side you may overtake; Right before or at a zebra crossing overtaking is always prohibited, even without a no-overtaking sign
Explanation
False
Why learners get this wrong
- Which side the dashed line is on determines whether you may overtake
- At a zebra crossing the prohibition always applies, without a sign being needed for it
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