In a tunnel with only one lane for each direction of traffic, which maneuver is strictly prohibited?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

In tunnels, underpasses, and road sections marked with the 'Tunnel' sign (S-5), the General Traffic Regulations strictly prohibit making a U-turn (changing direction) and reversing, regardless of the number of lanes, due to the extreme danger involved. Regarding the other options: overtaking is forbidden in this specific scenario because it would require invading the opposite lane (since there is only one lane), but the ban on U-turns is absolute and applies to all such infrastructures generally. Finally, driving with low beam headlights is mandatory, not prohibited.

In a tunnel with only one lane for each direction of traffic, which maneuver is strictly prohibited?

Want to pass the Permit B (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Maneuvers

Is Parking Allowed on the Drivable Shoulder of an Interurban Road?

Priority When Changing Lanes

Parking on the Shoulder of a Traversing Road

Parking in Front of a Marked Driveway

Where are U

Action When Being Overtaken in Danger

U

Correct Overtaking Speed

How to Use the Deceleration Lane When Exiting a Highway

Overtaking on curves with reduced visibility and separated lanes