Practice question
Why does overtaking a long truck-trailer combination demand much more road than overtaking a car?
- Because you are exposed on the wrong side of the road for the full length of the combination plus your own vehicle and a safety margin
- Because trucks are required to speed up whenever overtaken
- Because the truck's mirrors automatically record overtaking vehicles
- Because oncoming traffic must legally stop for you
Answer: A — Because you are exposed on the wrong side of the road for the full length of the combination plus your own vehicle and a safety margin
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