Revision question · Vehicle handling

What should you do when you meet an oncoming vehicle on a single-track road?

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Reverse back to the main road

Carry out an emergency stop

Stop at a passing place

Switch on your hazard warning lights

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Stop at a passing placeThis was the right answer

Take care when using single-track roads. It can be difficult to see around bends, because of hedges or fences, so expect to meet oncoming vehicles. Drive carefully and be ready to pull into or stop opposite a passing place, where you can pass each other safely.

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Rule 155Highway Code rule · Use a passing place on the left, or wait opposite one on the right, to let oncoming traffic pass.

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