Question: 1.2.02-107

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Licenses: Basic material

What should you do in this situation?

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I move

A. - into the gap to allow the oncoming vehicle to drive past
B. - onwards, because the oncoming vehicle has to reverse
C. - backwards, because the oncoming vehicle has right of way

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A. - into the gap to allow the oncoming vehicle to drive past

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In a street where vehicles park on both sides, the range of movement is limited. With only one lane, vehicles are equally important in both directions. Nevertheless, you should drive into a gap here to let an oncoming vehicle pass.

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Question: 1.2.02-107

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What should you do in this situation?

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Chapter 1.2.02

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