If you are driving a truck on a road where overtaking is prohibited and you catch up with a novice driver who is traveling at a reduced speed, how must you act?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

On sections where overtaking is prohibited, every driver must stay behind the vehicle ahead, keeping the required safety distance at all times. Pressuring the novice driver by misusing the horn, flashing the headlights or dangerously reducing the gap in front constitutes negligent and intimidating conduct. This behavior critically increases the risk of a rear-end collision and may cause the inexperienced driver to freeze or make a serious mistake because of the stress. Therefore, you must drive prudently behind the vehicle until you reach a section where overtaking is allowed and completely safe.

If you are driving a truck on a road where overtaking is prohibited and you catch up with a novice driver who is traveling at a reduced speed, how must you act?

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