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Insufficient forward visibility to perform or abandon the manoeuvre safely.
When available visibility does not allow completing the manoeuvre or abandoning it safely once started. Light rain alone does not prohibit it if visibility and safety are sufficient. Article 87.1.a’s exception requires clearly separated directions and being able to perform the manoeuvre without entering the opposing area; this question excludes that exception.
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Insufficient forward visibility to perform or abandon the manoeuvre safely.
Merely because it is daytime, despite sufficient visibility and no other prohibition.
Light rain, with sufficient visibility and grip and no other prohibition.
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