On a conventional road, may you exceed the speed limit to overtake?
- A)Yes, by 20 km/h at most
- B)No, never
- C)Only when overtaking a lorry
Show the correct answer
B) No, never
The option of exceeding the limit by 20 km/h to overtake was removed in 2019. You must always overtake within the road's speed limit.
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