Topic: Speed and distances · Nº 108 / 961
Cuando adelante conduciendo su turismo a un peatón por una vía fuera de poblado, ¿qué separación lateral de seguridad debe dejar?
When you overtake a pedestrian in your car on a road outside a built-up area, what lateral safety distance must you leave?
- A1,50 metros, como máximo.1.50 metres at most.
- B1,50 metros, como mínimo.1.50 metres at least.
- CUn margen de seguridad proporcional a la velocidad y a la anchura y características de la calzada.A safety margin in proportion to the speed and to the width and features of the carriageway.
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Correct answer
- B1,50 metros, como mínimo.1.50 metres at least.
Explanation
This option is correct because it states that you must leave a lateral distance of at least 1.50 metres when overtaking a pedestrian. This is important for the pedestrian's safety, as it gives them enough room to move without the risk of being hit by the vehicle.
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