When crossing an intersection with one lane in each driving direction:
- You are allowed to overtake, but you must finish the overtaking after the intersection.
- You are allowed to overtake carefully vehicles with more than two wheels.
- You are only allowed to overtake a slow vehicle.
- Correct answer: It is prohibited to overtake and it is prohibited to try to overtake within the intersection’s boundaries, except if you are overtaking a two-wheeler.
Why this is the answer
The correct answer in the official bank: It is prohibited to overtake and it is prohibited to try to overtake within the intersection’s boundaries, except if you are overtaking a two-wheeler.
At an intersection with one lane in each direction, it is prohibited to overtake, and even to start trying to overtake, within the intersection's boundaries. This is so even if the overtaking would finish after it, and even when the vehicle is slow. At an intersection, vehicles turn, enter and exit from all directions, so overtaking there is dangerous. The exception is overtaking a two-wheeler.