Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Question:

“I have a ticket for barrier line. The time I start overtaking a moving car there was safe to overtake in other words there is no solid line so when i’;m finished to overtake there is a solid line. So the traffic police give me a fine of R1000.. Can you explain me how it works or must go to court?”

Answer:

You may only overtake where you can do so starting and returning to your lane without crossing the barrier line. Normally there is a warning arrow before the barrier line that warns you of its presence.

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Overtaking Safely and Safe Driving

Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Question:

“I have a ticket for barrier line. The time I start overtaking a moving car there was safe to overtake in other words there is no solid line so when i’;m finished to overtake there is a solid line. So the traffic police give me a fine of R1000.. Can you explain me how it works or must go to court?”

Answer:

You may only overtake where you can do so starting and returning to your lane without crossing the barrier line. Normally there is a warning arrow before the barrier line that warns you of its presence.

Also view:

Overtaking Safely and Safe Driving

Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Question:

“I have a ticket for barrier line. The time I start overtaking a moving car there was safe to overtake in other words there is no solid line so when i’;m finished to overtake there is a solid line. So the traffic police give me a fine of R1000.. Can you explain me how it works or must go to court?”

Answer:

You may only overtake where you can do so starting and returning to your lane without crossing the barrier line. Normally there is a warning arrow before the barrier line that warns you of its presence.

Also view:

Overtaking Safely and Safe Driving

Only overtake when you can start and return without crossing a barrier/ solid line

Solid Rear Seats - 2014 Nissan Rogue SL AWD Long-Term Road Test

2014 Nissan Rogue: Strong Rear Seats

May possibly 30, 2014

Rear seats have a tendency to be afterthoughts in most crossovers. Other than the potential to fold, second row seats never often have significantly in the way of characteristics.

That is why I’;ve been pleasantly shocked by the rear seats in our 2014 Nissan Rogue. They not only have a decent amount of room for knees and toes, there is a solid quantity of headroom, as well. The seatbacks also recline which goes a extended way toward producing it really feel like there’;s much more space.

As you can see, the center armrest also has 2 great size cupholders, and as I mentioned in a prior post, there are 2 air conditioning vents as properly. Ultimately, our Rogue has the optional Panoramic sunroof, so even if you’;re in the back seat, it nevertheless feels very airy. All in all, it’;s a properly-made setup that requires some of the sting out of not calling shotgun.

Ed Hellwig, Executive Editor

Solid Rear Seats - 2014 Nissan Rogue SL AWD Long-Term Road Test