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No.
No. The current rule prohibits overtaking at level crossings and near them. Reducing speed does not remove that prohibition. Approach with extra caution and do not enter if there is a risk of becoming immobilised on the railway.
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Yes, as a general rule.
Yes, provided speed is reduced.
No.
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Como norma general, ¿está permitido adelantar en los pasos a nivel o en sus proximidades?
- Sí, con carácter general.
- Sí, siempre que se reduzca la velocidad.
- No.(Correct answer)
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