Safe driving 2 pts
You are driving behind two motorcycles whose drivers are using the "L" sign (driving school). Is it appropriate to merge between these vehicles when overtaking with regard to road safety?
Correct answer
- No. Although the Road Traffic Act does not prohibit it, it will not contribute to increasing road safety.
Other options
- Yes. Additionally, it will contribute to increasing the fluidity of road traffic.
- Merging between these vehicles when overtaking has no negative impact on traffic safety.
Explanation
What the law says: The driver must not endanger other road users when overtaking.
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