Under what circumstance can overtaking on the right be legally performed?

Overtaking on the right is legally permitted in specific circumstances, and one such situation is when the driver in front is turning left and has properly indicated this intention. When a driver signals their intention to turn left, they create an opportunity for another vehicle to overtake them on the right side. It is important that the situation allows for safe overtaking, which means the driver must ensure that there is enough space and that it is safe to maneuver around the left-turning vehicle.

In contrast, overtaking in other situations, such as when a pedestrian is crossing or when there are no vehicles ahead, does not align with the traffic laws regarding overtaking. Furthermore, while overtaking is generally permitted on one-way streets when there are no obstacles, this option does not emphasize the specific regulations regarding the actions of the vehicles directly involved, making the circumstance of left turns a more defined legal basis for this maneuver.