DGT B licence questions: Overtaking

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101. At a roundabout, with no other prohibition or circumstances preventing a safe manoeuvre, may a vehicle overtake?
102. It is compulsory to complete an overtaking manoeuvre...
103. On a motorway outside a built-up area, without congested traffic or another applicable exception, a vehicle travels in the left lane. May…
104. Is overtaking permitted on a roundabout?
105. Overtaking another vehicle that is already overtaking: when is it prohibited?
106. If you are driving behind a large vehicle that wants to turn right, what must you bear in mind?
107. A car travels on a conventional road with one lane in each direction and a continuous centre line. It intends to overtake cyclists.…
108. On a bend with reduced visibility and clearly delimited traffic directions, may a motorcycle overtake another without entering opposing…
109. A vehicle following in your lane has already begun moving left to overtake you. May you begin another overtake towards that side?
110. When carrying out a manoeuvre requiring a lateral movement, how must it be signalled?
111. During ordinary overtaking of a moving vehicle, may you overtake at a marked pedestrian crossing or in its vicinity?
112. In a tunnel with one lane in each direction, may you ordinarily overtake another moving vehicle?
113. You complete a left-side overtake on a two-way road with one lane each way. What is the normal final phase?
114. On a two-way road, a broken-down lorry occupies your lane. There is a continuous line and sufficient visibility. May you use the opposing…
115. You drive a car on a street inside a built-up area, outside a tunnel and with no sign imposing a specific gap. What distance must you…
116. An obstacle requires using the opposing side of the road to pass it. May you do so?
117. On a conventional road with good visibility, a continuous line prohibits overtaking. Away from level crossings, junctions, pedestrian…
118. On a two-way carriageway with three lanes separated by broken longitudinal lines and no other signposted arrangement, what is the central…
119. Is a U-turn always prohibited at every junction?
120. May an ordinary broken longitudinal lane marking be crossed for a lane change if no other prohibition applies?
121. In a tunnel, a car not exceeding 3,500 kg maximum authorised mass does not intend to overtake. What minimum separation must it maintain…
122. Does this sign allow a bus to overtake a lorry travelling ahead of it?
123. If a vehicle is trying to overtake you and cannot complete the manoeuvre safely, what must you do?
124. A road has three separate carriageways, with no exceptional signs changing the side carriageways’ directions. Which carriageways may you…
125. On a bend with insufficient visibility to check that the manoeuvre is safe, may you make a U-turn?
126. You drive a car on a two-way road with one lane in each direction. When may you use the oncoming lane to overtake a cyclist?
127. On an interurban road with one lane in each direction and a 90 km/h limit, a car overtakes a slow bicycle at 70 km/h, already at that speed…
128. Within a built-up area, with no danger justifying the horn, how may you warn the driver ahead that you intend to overtake?
129. On a two-way road, you intend to overtake using the opposing lane over a crest that hides oncoming vehicles. Is this permitted even with a…
130. When overtaking a cyclist in a crosswind, what should you anticipate?
131. On roads with two carriageways separated by central reservations, as a general rule, traffic will travel…