Penalties: overtaking

Overtake on the right. The fine for failing to do so is:

Overtake on the left, when the driver of the vehicle you intend to overtake has signalled the intention to turn right and has left you room on the left side of the road. The fine for failing to do so is:

A driver must not start to overtake without first making sure that doing so will not cause the danger of colliding with another vehicle travelling in the same or the opposite direction. The fine for failing to do so is:

After overtaking, the driver must return to the original lane as soon as possible, provided that doing so will not cause danger to other road users. The fine for failing to do so is:

When no obstruction exists, a driver must give way for overtaking, keep as far to the left as possible and not accelerate before the overtaking is completed. The fine for failing to do so is:

When the width, evenness or state of conservation of the carriageway makes safe overtaking impossible, heavy vehicles, industrial vehicles and vehicles travelling at low speed must slow down or stop to give way for overtaking. The fine for breaking this rule is: