Practice question
For Greece Category B car theory, which statement about obstructive stopping is correct?
- Stopping on bends, crests, or near junctions can hide hazards and force others into risky movements.
- The safest answer about obstructive stopping is to ignore the usual priority rule.
- The correct response for obstructive stopping is mainly to use the horn and continue.
- This topic concerns only vehicle comfort and has no safety or legal effect.
Answer: A — Stopping on bends, crests, or near junctions can hide hazards and force others into risky movements.
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