Is overtaking on the right permitted if there is sufficient space?
A)No, under no circumstances.
B)Only trams.
C)Yes, on urban roads with two or more lanes delimited by road markings.Correct
As an exception to the general rule of overtaking on the left, overtaking shall be carried out on the right if there is sufficient space to do so and taking maximum precautions:
- Within built-up areas on roads that have at least two lanes reserved for the same direction of travel, delimited by longitudinal markings. (Photo 1)
- When a vehicle intends to turn or stop on the left side and there is sufficient space to overtake it on the right. (Photo 2)
- On two-way roads, trams travelling along the centre of the carriageway. (Photo 3)
- Within built-up areas on roads that have at least two lanes reserved for the same direction of travel, delimited by longitudinal markings. (Photo 1)
- When a vehicle intends to turn or stop on the left side and there is sufficient space to overtake it on the right. (Photo 2)
- On two-way roads, trams travelling along the centre of the carriageway. (Photo 3)