Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

How is overtaking in a one-way street different from overtaking on a two-way road?

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In a one-way street, you can only overtake on the left-hand side

In a one-way street, overtaking isn't allowed

In a one-way street, you can only overtake on the right-hand side

In a one-way street, you can overtake on the right or the left

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In a one-way street, you can overtake on the right or the leftThis was the right answer

You can overtake other traffic on either side when travelling in a one-way street. Make full use of your mirrors and ensure that it's clear all around before you attempt to overtake. Look for signs and road markings and use the most suitable lane for your destination.

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Rule 133Highway Code rule · Keep within the chosen lane; on a one-way road traffic may pass on either side.Rule 143Highway Code rule · Keep within the chosen lane; on a one-way road traffic may pass on either side.

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