On a two-way road where a tram runs along the central zone, on which side is it permitted to overtake it?

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As a general rule, overtaking is done on the left. However, regulations establish mandatory exceptions for safety. When a tram travels in the central zone of a two-way road, it is prohibited to overtake it on the left because you would invade the oncoming traffic lane. Therefore, overtaking must be done on the right, provided there is sufficient space and safety. Note: If the road were one-way, overtaking would be permitted on both sides.

On a two-way road where a tram runs along the central zone, on which side is it permitted to overtake it?

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