Practice question

Why is overtaking strictly prohibited on the approach to a blind rise or brow of a hill?

  1. Oncoming traffic cannot be seen, making head-on collisions highly probable
  2. Vehicle braking distance increases significantly when climbing a hill
  3. The speed limit automatically drops to 20 km/h on all hills
  4. Engine power is reduced at high elevation points

Answer: A — Oncoming traffic cannot be seen, making head-on collisions highly probable

The correct answer is shown above. Try the full quiz for additional practice.

Practice more: Zimbabwe VID Provisional Test Practice Questions - Electronic Learner's Licence Test (ELLT) - Zimbabwe VID Provisional Driver's Licence Theory Test Exam →