Rules of the road 2 pts
The driver of a combination whose total length exceeds 7 m may not overtake another vehicle:
Correct answer
- If they lack sufficient speed to complete the overtake, so that they would impede other vehicles with their markedly lower speed.
Other options
- If visibility is significantly reduced.
- If the vehicle they are driving is not travelling at least 50 km/h.
Explanation
What the law says: The driver of a lorry over 3,500 kg, or of a combination longer than 7 m, may not overtake if they lack the speed to do so without impeding…
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