New South Wales · Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) · Road rules

In which of these situations must you not overtake?

The answer

  • Whenever a vehicle is towing a trailer
  • When the vehicle ahead is slower than the limit
  • When a vehicle has stopped at a pedestrian crossing, intersection or railway crossing Correct
  • On any road with more than one lane

Why that's the answer

You must not overtake across a continuous dividing line, when you do not have a clear view of approaching traffic, where a road narrows, or when a vehicle is stopping or has stopped at a pedestrian crossing, intersection or railway crossing.

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