At pedestrian crossings and their surroundings, is overtaking allowed?
Overtaking
Explanation
To overtake at a **pedestrian crossing**, it is important to do so with caution and at a **reduced speed**. This is crucial to be able to stop the vehicle in time if a pedestrian suddenly appears.
- **Overtaking at pedestrian crossings** is generally prohibited, but there are exceptions. It is allowed to overtake if done very slowly, ensuring that you can brake quickly if necessary.
- The main reason for this precaution is the **safety of pedestrians**. By reducing speed, the driver has more time to react to any unforeseen events, such as the appearance of a crossing pedestrian.
- Additionally, it is possible to overtake **two-wheeled vehicles** at a pedestrian crossing, as long as the same precaution of doing so at low speed is maintained.
In summary, the key to overtaking at a pedestrian crossing is to do so with **extreme caution** and at a speed that allows you to stop immediately if necessary.
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