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No, it is prohibited.
In this situation, if we want to overtake the white vehicle on the right, we must bear in mind that, as a general rule, overtaking is carried out on the left. Overtaking on the right is prohibited and is only permitted in very specific situations, such as when the vehicle being overtaken is turning or preparing to turn left. We must always ensure that we overtake on the left when it is safe to do so and follow the traffic rules to avoid accidents and penalties.
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Yes, because it is a motorway.
No, it is prohibited.
Yes, because it is travelling incorrectly.
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