It is prohibited to overtake before a pedestrian crossing:
- Correct answer: Anywhere, neither in urban roads nor in inter-urban roads.
- In any type of road, except in urban two-lane roads.
- When a “pedestrian crossing” blue sign is at place.
- Only when a “pedestrian crossing ahead” road sign is placed.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: Anywhere, neither in urban roads nor in inter-urban roads.
The ban on overtaking before a pedestrian crossing applies everywhere, on urban and inter-urban roads alike, and does not depend on any particular sign or on the number of lanes. A vehicle slowing or stopping before the crossing can hide a pedestrian who is crossing, so an overtaking driver may not see them in time. Signs only warn of or mark the crossing; the ban exists even without them.