When Overtaking, one must:

• Indicate your intention to overtake before you change lanes by using indicators or hand signals.

• After overtaking, indicate that you intend to move back to the lane in which you were originally travelling.

One must:

• Slow down.

• Keep a sharp lookout for passengers embarking or disembarking from the vehicles.

• Keep a sharp lookout for pedestrians and children.

You must keep as far left as possible.

• Do not accelerate.

• On a multi-lane road, you must move to the left-hand lane when the driver behind you indicates his intention of passing you.

• You may not overtake on the left-hand shoulder or verge of the roadway, whether it is paved or not.

• Never overtake a vehicle that has come to a complete stop at a pedestrian crossing or at a scholar patrol point.

• Do not overtake a vehicle that is slowing down or preparing to stop at a YIELD or GIVE WAY sign.

• Avoid overtaking when the vehicle ahead is slowing down on an incline, hill, or blind rise.

• Do not overtake on or near a bend, unless the road is sufficiently wide and visibility is clear.

• If overtaking could force another driver or rider to brake, swerve, or leave the road, it is unsafe and illegal.

• If overtaking can create a danger to any pedestrians.