What is the rule about overtaking a vehicle that is signaling to turn left?

What is the rule about overtaking a vehicle that is signaling to turn left?

• A. Overtake as close as possible to the turning vehicle
• B. Overtake from the left side
• C. Overtake only after signaling and ensuring space
• D. Do not overtake in a location where it would interfere with the turning vehicle or pedestrians

Answer: (D)

When a driver signals a left turn, you must avoid passing them in a way that could block the turn or endanger pedestrians. The turning vehicle may move into the left lane or cross paths with people, and overtaking at that moment can force them to brake or steer abruptly. Wait for a safe opportunity after the turning maneuver is completed and there is clear space, so you won’t interfere with the turn or with anyone crossing. This is the safest approach, protecting both the turning vehicle’s path and pedestrians.

When a driver signals a left turn, you must avoid passing them in a way that could block the turn or endanger pedestrians. The turning vehicle may move into the left lane or cross paths with people, and overtaking at that moment can force them to brake or steer abruptly. Wait for a safe opportunity after the turning maneuver is completed and there is clear space, so you won’t interfere with the turn or with anyone crossing. This is the safest approach, protecting both the turning vehicle’s path and pedestrians.