When intending to overtake a vehicle that is signaling with its indicator the intention to turn left, how must the maneuver be carried out?

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As a general rule, every overtaking must be carried out on the left of the vehicle to be overtaken. However, the General Traffic Regulations establish very precise exceptions. One of the most important allows overtaking on the right when the driver of the vehicle ahead clearly indicates their intention to change direction to the left or to stop on that side. To carry out this overtaking on the right, there must be enough space on the roadway to perform the maneuver in complete safety, always taking extreme care. Trying to pass it on the left in this circumstance would create a conflict of paths with a very high risk of collision.

When intending to overtake a vehicle that is signaling with its indicator the intention to turn left, how must the maneuver be carried out?

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