Correct answer
No, leave at least 1.50 m and meet the other conditions.
No. Article 85.4 requires at least 1.50 m and using part or all of the adjacent or opposing lane in this situation. Outside a built-up area, reduce speed to at least 20 km/h below the road limit before starting and throughout the manoeuvre. Do not endanger or hinder oncoming users, including those on the shoulder; obey other applicable prohibitions and exceptions. Wait if the conditions cannot be met. Clearance reduces risks but does not guarantee preventing every crash.
Practice more D licence questions
A self-check with exam-style questions on Traffic signs. Free, no signup.
All options
Yes, if the moped uses the shoulder.
Yes, provided it stays out of the opposing lane.
No, leave at least 1.50 m and meet the other conditions.
Editorial status: editorially approved. This status does not certify legal review. Report a correction
Keep studying
Glossary terms in this question
Related questions
- If, for emergency reasons, you are obliged to drive your bus along a dual carriageway at an abnormally reduced speed, what must you do?
- If you are driving a bus and are involved in an accident, and other people involved request your identification, are you obliged to provide it?
- If a traffic officer is directing traffic while you drive a D1 or D bus, you must:
- You drive a bus with working direction indicators and intend to change lanes. Must you signal?
- A bus authorised to carry standing passengers travels with those passengers on a dual carriageway outside a built-up area. With no applicable lower limit, what maximum speed must it not exceed?
- If you stop your bus at a signposted stop to pick up passengers, must you take any special precaution to rejoin the traffic?