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Yes, without exceeding 120 km/h and while meeting the safety conditions.
Yes, without exceeding 120 km/h, the motorcycle’s general limit on that motorway. The lorry’s limit does not prevent another vehicle with a different limit from overtaking. Reaching 130 km/h or adding 20 km/h to the limit for overtaking is not permitted. All other overtaking requirements must be met, and speed must suit visibility, grip and traffic.
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Yes, it may reach 130 km/h because it is overtaking.
No, the lorry travelling at 90 km/h prohibits any overtaking.
Yes, without exceeding 120 km/h and while meeting the safety conditions.
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Una motocicleta sin remolque circula por una autopista fuera de poblado, sin un límite específico inferior. Si puede hacerlo con seguridad, ¿puede adelantar a un camión que circula a 90 km/h?
- No, que el camión circule a 90 km/h prohíbe cualquier adelantamiento.
- Sí, sin superar 120 km/h y cumpliendo las condiciones de seguridad.(Correct answer)
- Sí, puede alcanzar 130 km/h por tratarse de un adelantamiento.
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