Is it allowed to overtake when passing through a traffic light?
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After passing through a traffic light intersection, it is permissible to change lanes. If you have already crossed the solid line and entered the middle of the intersection, you can overtake the vehicle in front, but it is best to change lanes and overtake only when there is sufficient safe distance. In principle, as long as none of the following regulations are violated, it is not considered a traffic violation. The key points for overtaking timing are as follows: 1. Good road conditions: Overtake when the traffic and road conditions ahead of the vehicle in front are good. There should be no signs prohibiting overtaking ahead of the vehicle in front, no possibility of forcing the vehicle ahead to change direction to the left within the overtaking distance, and no obstacles that would hinder the normal driving of your vehicle on the left side of the road. 2. No impact on oncoming traffic: Overtake when oncoming traffic does not affect the overtaking. Before overtaking, ensure that the oncoming vehicles are far beyond the overtaking distance, so that when overtaking the vehicle in front, the oncoming traffic will not affect normal driving. 3. Lower speed of the vehicle in front: Overtake when the vehicle in front is traveling at a lower speed. The speed of the vehicle being overtaken should be slower than your vehicle's speed, allowing you to quickly overtake at a speed below the maximum limit.
