- ✓ When the vehicle ahead signals it is turning left
- B Whenever the road is dry
- C On any conventional road
- D When driving at night
Why this is the correct answer
Overtaking on the right is allowed when the vehicle ahead signals a left turn, on multi-lane urban roads, or when overtaking trams moving in the centre of the road.
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