Which Lights to Use When Overtaking?
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When overtaking, pass the vehicle in front from the left side, so first turn on the left turn signal. After accelerating to overtake, when returning to the driving lane, treat it as a lane change and turn on the right turn signal. When changing lanes, the driver must signal in advance, pay attention to vehicles coming from behind, and also note that consecutive lane changes are not allowed. Below are the relevant regulations regarding overtaking: 1. Before overtaking, turn on the left turn signal, honk the horn (except in areas or sections where honking is prohibited, use flashing high and low beams at night), and after ensuring safety, overtake from the left side of the vehicle being passed. After maintaining a necessary safe distance from the overtaken vehicle, turn on the right turn signal and return to the original lane. 2. Do not overtake when the vehicle being passed signals a left turn or U-turn. 3. Do not overtake if there is a possibility of encountering oncoming traffic during the overtaking process. 4. Do not overtake a vehicle that is already in the process of overtaking. 5. Do not overtake when passing through intersections, crosswalks, flooded roads, flooded bridges, or when encountering situations specified in Article 36 of the "Road Traffic Management Regulations."
