Is overtaking on the right allowed if there is enough space?
Overtaking
On urban roads with two or more lanes marked by road lines, overtaking on the right is allowed to facilitate traffic flow.
Explanation
On **urban roads** with **two or more lanes** in the same direction, separated by **road markings** (white lines painted on the ground), overtaking on the **right** is allowed. This is an exception to the general rule of overtaking on the left.
- In these situations, the lanes are clearly marked, allowing vehicles to move in an orderly and safe manner, even if one decides to overtake on the right.
- It is important that the lanes are well marked to avoid confusion and ensure that overtaking is done safely.
Therefore, in this specific context, overtaking on the right is a permitted and safe maneuver.
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