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Is overtaking allowed at an intersection?

โœ“ ANSWER

No, overtaking at intersections is prohibited

Overtaking at intersections is prohibited because turning and crossing traffic makes it dangerous.

All the options

  1. โœ“No, overtaking at intersections is prohibited
  2. โœ—Yes, if no traffic enforcer is present
  3. โœ—Yes, if the vehicle ahead is slow
  4. โœ—Yes, during off-peak hours

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