Does the obligation to slow down by 20 km/h when passing an emergency vehicle stopped in your lane also apply in built-up areas?
- A)No, only on motorways and dual carriageways
- B)Yes, on any road
- C)No, only outside built-up areas
Show the correct answer
B) Yes, on any road
The rule on stopped vehicles does not distinguish between urban and interurban roads: when passing them, leave at least 1.5 metres and reduce your speed by at least 20 km/h below the road's limit.
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