On a narrow road, when two vehicles coming from opposite directions cannot pass at the same time:
Pick an answer to test yourself
The correct answer: Both vehicles must veer to the right as much as possible and even move onto the shoulder.
When the road is too narrow for two oncoming vehicles to pass each other, both drivers must veer to the right as far as possible, even onto the shoulder. Nobody gets priority for being faster, arriving first or carrying more passengers.
This question appears in the theory test for license:B · private carA · motorcycle1 · tractorC1 · light truckC · heavy truckD · bus




