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Yes. It requires assessing visibility, distance, relative speed, lateral clearance, traffic and prohibitions. On a two-way carriageway, entering the part used by oncoming vehicles adds a head-on collision risk. It does not necessarily involve increasing speed in every case and never permits exceeding the applicable limit. Do not begin unless you can complete it safely.
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No, since there is no danger in doing it
It is only considered dangerous on motorways
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