
Correct answer
No.
No. Article 87 of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits overtaking on bends with insufficient visibility. The exception requires separated directions and no entry into the opposing direction; those conditions do not apply here.
Legal basis: art. 87 RGC
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Yes, with caution.
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Yes, if no cyclists are present.
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En una curva sin visibilidad suficiente, ¿puede adelantar invadiendo el sentido contrario?
- Sí, con precaución.
- No.(Correct answer)
- Sí, si no hay ciclistas.
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