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No, it is prohibited.
Overtaking and turning around are prohibited on bends and brows of reduced visibility because of the risk of colliding with vehicles travelling in the opposite direction.
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No, it is prohibited.
Yes, provided the manoeuvre is properly signalled.
Yes, by reducing speed.
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