There are no lane markings on the road. When are you allowed to overtake vehicle B?

Overtaking a vehicle in situations where there are no lane markings requires careful consideration of safety and visibility. It is crucial to signal your intentions to communicate with other road users. By doing so, you are ensuring that other drivers, including vehicle B, are aware of your intention to change lanes.

Additionally, it is imperative to assess whether it is safe to overtake. This includes checking for oncoming traffic, ensuring there is sufficient space to complete the maneuver without placing yourself or others at risk, and considering the speed at which you are traveling compared to vehicle B.

Signaling and making sure the maneuver is safe not only complies with road safety regulations but also promotes awareness and cooperation among drivers. This approach reduces the risk of accidents and contributes to smoother traffic flow on roads without marked lanes.