Chapter 8 Insights

Maneuvers · 363 insights

Stopping and parking are forbidden at urban public transport stops.

A green light at an intersection grants priority and permits overtaking there.

Tunnel overtaking is permitted only with multiple lanes in your direction without invading oncoming traffic.

A rear rectangular plate indicates over 12 metres long, lengthening the overtaking manoeuvre.

When being overtaken, keep right and maintain or reduce speed to facilitate the manoeuvre.

Move to the exit lane well in advance and enter the deceleration lane as soon as possible.

You may cross a solid line to overtake cyclists, fully changing lanes if more than one is available.

When merging into traffic in reverse, you cannot exceed 15 metres or invade an intersection.

Overtaking near intersections is forbidden unless your road has explicit priority.

Overtaking on a pedestrian crossing is only allowed at speeds permitting an immediate safe stop.

Drivers must use optical signals to warn of stopping or significant slowing.