Revision question · Band 1 road procedure

What should you do if you're driving on a single-track road and you see an oncoming vehicle?

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Flash your headlights

Stop immediately

Stop at a passing place

Switch on your hazard warning lights

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Stop at a passing placeThis was the right answer

On single-track roads, high hedges, fences or bends may restrict your view. Keep your speed low, proceed with caution and be prepared to stop. If you meet oncoming vehicles, pull into or stop opposite a passing place.

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Rule 154Highway Code rule · The original bend artwork was inspected. Remain within the lane, improve the view without approaching oncoming traffic, and use passing places rather than a hidden verge.Rule 155Highway Code rule · The original bend artwork was inspected. Remain within the lane, improve the view without approaching oncoming traffic, and use passing places rather than a hidden verge.Rule 160Highway Code rule · The original bend artwork was inspected. Remain within the lane, improve the view without approaching oncoming traffic, and use passing places rather than a hidden verge.

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