What is the difference between changing lanes and overtaking?

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LeRemington
07/29/25 6:04pm
The difference between changing lanes and overtaking is that lane changing refers to the practice of moving from one lane to another while driving in the same lane without affecting the normal driving of other vehicles. Overtaking means that the vehicle moves to the side of another vehicle and passes it from behind in the same direction of travel. Below is a detailed introduction to changing lanes and overtaking in cars: 1. Changing lanes: When a car needs to change lanes, the driver must observe the traffic conditions behind, to the side, and in the intended lane through the interior and exterior rearview mirrors and windows. 2. Overtaking: In regions where driving is on the right, the overtaking lane is the left lane; in regions where driving is on the left, the overtaking lane is the right lane. Overtaking is a relatively dangerous maneuver that is unavoidable while driving.
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