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You must not begin overtaking on a two-way road unless:

✓ ANSWER

You can see far enough ahead to be sure the road is clear of oncoming traffic

Never overtake approaching a crest, curve or dip where you cannot see oncoming vehicles.

All the options

  1. ✓You can see far enough ahead to be sure the road is clear of oncoming traffic
  2. ✗The car ahead is below the limit
  3. ✗You can beat any oncoming car
  4. ✗Your passenger agrees it looks safe

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