What are the rules for overtaking another vehicle on the road?
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Overtaking is when one vehicle passes another that is moving in the same direction. It must be done safely, carefully, and only in allowed areas. Here are the basic rules for overtaking:Check your mirrors and blind spots before overtaking.Use your signal light to show your intention.Make sure the road is clear and not a no-overtaking zone (like on curves, intersections, or near pedestrian lanes).Overtake on the left side, never on the right.Return to your lane only when there is enough space ahead of the vehicle you passed.Never overtake when:There's a solid yellow or white lineYou're on a bridge, curve, or uphillThere's an oncoming vehicle approachingYou're near school zones or intersectionsImproper overtaking can lead to accidents or violations. Always prioritize safety over speed.
