Topic: Speed and distances · Nº 910 / 961
En un tramo en el que está prohibido adelantar, ¿qué distancia debemos mantener con el vehículo que va delante?
On a stretch where overtaking is prohibited, what distance must we keep from the vehicle in front?
- AAl menos 50 metros.At least 50 metres.
- BUna distancia suficiente para poder detenernos sin chocar con ese vehículo.Enough distance to be able to stop without hitting that vehicle.
- CUna distancia suficiente para poder detenernos sin chocar con ese vehículo y que además permita que nos adelanten.Enough distance to be able to stop without hitting that vehicle and also to let others overtake us.
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Correct answer
- BUna distancia suficiente para poder detenernos sin chocar con ese vehículo.Enough distance to be able to stop without hitting that vehicle.
Explanation
Article 54.1 of the General Traffic Regulations requires you to leave a space that allows you to stop without hitting the vehicle in front. The extra gap that lets others overtake you (Article 54.2) does not apply where overtaking is prohibited (Article 54.3.b).
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