At an intersection within a built-up area, a truck overtakes a two-wheeled vehicle on the right. Is this correct?

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DentroTest · Accepted Answer

Article 87(1)(c) of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits overtaking at intersections and in their vicinity, but allows exceptions, among them when the overtaking is of two-wheeled vehicles (87.1.c.4). Overtaking a two-wheeled vehicle at an intersection is therefore an exception to the prohibition. Within built-up areas it is also possible to overtake on the right in the cases of Article 82: when the vehicle ahead clearly indicates that it is going to turn left or stop on that side and there is enough space (Article 82(2)), or on roadways with at least two marked lanes for the same direction (Article 82(3)). Therefore, it is not true that there is no exception to the prohibition on overtaking at intersections, nor that overtaking on the right is never possible.

At an intersection within a built-up area, a truck overtakes a two-wheeled vehicle on the right. Is this correct?

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