As a general rule, is it permitted to overtake at intersections and in their vicinity?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that, as a general rule, overtaking is prohibited at intersections and their vicinity due to the danger involved. However, the correct answer is 'No, barring specific exceptions'. These exceptions are: 1) In roundabouts. 2) When overtaking on the right because the vehicle in front is turning left. 3) When the road you are driving on has expressly signaled right-of-way (priority). 4) When overtaking two-wheeled vehicles.

As a general rule, is it permitted to overtake at intersections and in their vicinity?

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