Overtaking is prohibited inside tunnels even if the tunnels have vehicular lanes.

Overtaking is prohibited inside tunnels even if the tunnels have vehicular lanes.

• A. False
• B. True
• C. Not determinable
• D. Not applicable

Answer: (A)

Overtaking is governed by lane markings and signs, and inside tunnels you must follow what those indicate. While tunnels require extra caution, it isn’t an absolute ban on passing just because there are lanes. If a tunnel has more than one lane in the same direction and the road markings or signs allow passing, and there’s enough space and no oncoming traffic, overtaking may be permitted. So the statement isn’t universally true, making the given choice the best pick. Always check for dashed versus solid lines and any overtaking signs inside the tunnel.

Overtaking is governed by lane markings and signs, and inside tunnels you must follow what those indicate. While tunnels require extra caution, it isn’t an absolute ban on passing just because there are lanes. If a tunnel has more than one lane in the same direction and the road markings or signs allow passing, and there’s enough space and no oncoming traffic, overtaking may be permitted. So the statement isn’t universally true, making the given choice the best pick. Always check for dashed versus solid lines and any overtaking signs inside the tunnel.