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No, because the continuous line on the road prohibits it.
You must not overtake if doing so requires crossing a continuous line, nor on bends with reduced visibility.
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Yes, because there are no vehicles approaching from the opposite direction.
No, because the continuous line on the road prohibits it.
No, because I cannot drive at more than 70 km/h.
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