Practice question

A driver plans to overtake a slow vehicle just before a marked pedestrian crossing where visibility is blocked. What is the correct decision?

Overtake if the driver can accelerate quickly
Do not overtake because the crossing area and blocked visibility create pedestrian danger
Overtake while sounding the horn continuously
Move into the oncoming lane and stop on the crossing if needed

Answer: B — Do not overtake because the crossing area and blocked visibility create pedestrian danger

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