Are you obliged to stop when the need be while passing the stationary obstacle?
💡 Explanation
Correct answer: YES
🔍 Situation analysis: You are approaching a person in a wheelchair on the road ahead of you. You are performing a passing maneuver around this person, traveling in the same direction.
📖 Explanation of the rule: An overtaking maneuver (passing maneuver) involves driving past a road user or obstacle. When a person with a disability is on the road, you are required to exercise extreme caution. If executing this maneuver safely is not possible without endangering the person (e.g., due to insufficient distance or oncoming traffic), you are absolutely obligated to stop your vehicle and wait for a safe moment to continue.
💡 Tip: Never force your right of way by squeezing past pedestrians or disabled people. If you have any doubt about maintaining a safe distance (at least 1 meter), come to a full stop. Your patience ensures their safety and avoids penalties during your driving test.