Which side is generally used for overtaking?

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LaRobert
07/29/25 8:20pm
Overtaking is done from the left side. In regions where driving is on the right, the overtaking lane is the leftmost lane. In regions where driving is on the left, the overtaking lane is the rightmost lane. Below is relevant information: 1. According to regulations: 'Overtaking from the right' while driving a motor vehicle results in a 3-point penalty. The right side is the blind spot for left-hand drive vehicles, with severely limited visibility. The vehicle being overtaken may not notice the offending vehicle on the right, increasing the risk of collision when changing lanes to the right. 2. Overtaking refers to the process where the following vehicle moves into the lane behind and to the side of the leading vehicle, passes it, and then returns to the original lane. The lane typically used for overtaking is the inner lane, which is closer to the center of the road and farther from the shoulder.
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