In which specific case is overtaking on the right permitted while exercising extreme caution?

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As a general rule, overtaking must be carried out on the left. However, traffic regulations establish specific exceptions. Overtaking on the right is permitted when the driver of the vehicle ahead has clearly signaled their intention to turn left or stop on that side, provided there is sufficient space. Analysis of incorrect options: Overtaking on the right is not permitted based solely on the vehicle's size (trucks or articulated vehicles). On interurban roads with multiple lanes, you must drive on the right and overtake on the left; overtaking on the right 'on roads with multiple lanes' only applies in urban areas (towns) and only if the lanes are clearly marked by lines.

In which specific case is overtaking on the right permitted while exercising extreme caution?

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