Question: 1.2.05-126-M

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Licenses: Basic material

What is the correct course of action in this situation?

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A. I remain behind [the cyclist]
B. I overtake [the cyclist] with a sufficient amount of side clearance
C. I have to allow [the pedestrian] to cross the road

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A. I remain behind [the cyclist]

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The driving lane line is solid. Therefore, overtaking is forbidden here.

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Overtaking

Chapter 1.2.05

1.2.05-003 When driving outside of a built-up area, you want to overtake cyclists or pedestrians. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?

1.2.05-004 Driving within a built-up area, you want to overtake a cyclist. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?

1.2.05-005 Driving within a built-up area, you want to overtake an electric scooter. What is the minimum space to the side that you must maintain?

1.2.05-101 Where is overtaking prohibited?

1.2.05-103 What is the correct procedure for pulling out to overtake?

1.2.05-104 What must you do to end an overtaking manoeuvre?

1.2.05-105 What are the regulations governing speed when overtaking?

1.2.05-106 What must you do when you are being overtaken?

1.2.05-107 On which side must you overtake a tram which is travelling in the middle of the roadway (not a one-way street)?

1.2.05-108 When may a tram be overtaken on the left?

1.2.05-109 Which vehicles may be overtaken only by maintaining a specially great lateral distance?

1.2.05-110 When must you signal?

1.2.05-115 Where is it forbidden to overtake?

1.2.05-116 You are driving a slow-moving vehicle on a main road. How can you facilitate faster-moving vehicles in overtaking?

1.2.05-117 When overtaking, what do you have to observe regarding spacing?

1.2.05-119 How can you tell if a horse-drawn carriage wants to change direction?

1.2.05-120 You want to overtake a horse-drawn carriage on a rural road. What should you do?

1.2.05-121 You want to overtake a horse-drawn carriage on a rural road. What should you do?

1.2.05-122 You are driving a slow-moving vehicle on a rural road. A line of vehicles is forming behind you. What should you do?

1.2.05-123 You want to overtake a horse-drawn carriage on a rural road. What is the right course of action?

1.2.05-124 What amount of side clearance must you maintain when overtaking pedestrians and cyclists?

1.2.05-125-M What must you note when overtaking the cyclists in this situation?

1.2.05-126-M What is the correct course of action in this situation?

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