
Motor vehicles are allowed to overtake when passing through intersections. The following introduces road sections where overtaking is prohibited in urban areas: Sections with excessive pedestrians: frequently encountered pedestrian crosswalks, intersections, or sections with heavy traffic flow in urban areas. Narrow bridges, steep slopes, etc.: In addition to these common road sections where overtaking is not allowed, there are also narrow bridges, steep slopes, railway crossings, curves, tunnels, and other less frequently encountered sections where overtaking is prohibited. Overtaking is not permitted in any situation where conditions do not allow it. Extension: Overtaking refers to a vehicle moving to the side of another vehicle and passing the vehicle traveling in the same direction ahead. The lane typically used for overtaking is the inner lane, which is closer to the center of the road and farther from the shoulder.


