Skip to content
BDifficulty 3/5

At a reduced-visibility bend on a two-way carriageway, you intend to overtake by entering the opposing-traffic area or make a U-turn without being able to verify safety. There is no express U-turn authorisation. What is prohibited?

Correct answer

Overtaking and making a U-turn.

Both manoeuvres under the stated conditions. Article 87 prohibits this overtake with insufficient visibility; it provides an exception where directions are clearly delineated and the opposing-traffic area is not entered. Article 79 prohibits a U-turn if safety cannot be verified, and generally where overtaking is prohibited unless expressly authorised. There is no shared exception permitting both manoeuvres simply because opposing traffic is not entered.

Practice more B licence questions

A 3-minute quick test with exam-style questions. Free, no signup.

All options

  • Overtaking only.

  • Making a U-turn only.

  • Overtaking and making a U-turn.

Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction

Share this question

Keep studying

Glossary terms in this question

Related questions