Seems similar to some of the drivers in my area apparently unable to overtake milk floats...:-)
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If the cyclist is typical they won't even be remotely aware that you are behind them, so drive up quietly until you are close behind and then give a long blast on your horn. With any luck they will fall off their bike onto the verge, leaving you with an unrestricted road ahead.
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Overtake. If there is insufficient room to overtake without crossing the white lines you obviously flatten the cyclist in the process.
The world does not need another vegetarian Green Party member anyway.
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Overtake. If there is insufficient room to overtake without crossing the white lines you obviously flatten the cyclist in the process. The world does not need another vegetarian Green Party member anyway. ------------------------------ TourVanMan TM < Ex RF >
It's not double white lines - you can cross these to overtake a cyclist it's a no overtaking sign. Seems to me like a very bad question where the correct answer is not what normal drivers do.
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Oh come on, would a question in the driving theory test really be framed 'or do you break the law and pass'!!
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According to an email I have been sent,
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new question:
q. is this a hoax email?
a1. no it is not a hoax, it is a legal bona-fide theory test question.
a2. yes it is a hoax, designed for fishing expeditions known as trawling, alternatively spelt as "trolling".
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It's not double white lines - you can cross these to overtake a cyclist it's a no overtaking sign. Seems to me like a very bad question where the correct answer is not what normal drivers do.
Last time I saw a no overtaking sign it featured picture of one car overtaking another car with the overtaking car in read.
Never saw picture of one car over-taking a cyclist.
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