You are driving on a road with one lane for each direction. A convoy of motor vehicles is driving up ahead of you. Why should you refrain from overtaking in order to prevent a dangerous situation from occurring?

Your answer is correct because all the reasons apply when overtaking a convoy on a two-lane road.

1. Overtaking distance is much longer since the convoy consists of several vehicles, so you need more space and time to pass safely.

2. Breaking the convoy too early by pulling back in front of one vehicle can confuse other drivers and create a dangerous situation.

3. You cannot see the traffic conditions ahead of the entire convoy, so overtaking might lead you into an unsafe situation if, for example, there is oncoming traffic or a hazard not visible before.

These rules help ensure safety by preventing risky maneuvers and keeping traffic flow predictable. Always wait until you have a clear, safe opportunity to overtake an entire convoy.