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No.
No. Article 87.1.a prohibits overtaking with that lack of visibility. Absence of a prohibition sign or not currently seeing oncoming vehicles is insufficient. The bend exception requires clearly separated traffic directions and a manoeuvre that does not enter the opposing direction; this scenario does not meet those conditions.
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Yes, because there is no sign prohibiting it.
Yes, because no vehicle is approaching in the opposite direction.
No.
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En una curva de visibilidad reducida, un turismo blanco pretende adelantar a otro amarillo invadiendo el sentido contrario, sin poder comprobar que hay espacio libre suficiente para realizar o abandonar la maniobra. ¿Puede hacerlo?
- Sí, ya que no hay ningún cartel que lo prohíba.
- No.(Correct answer)
- Sí, ya que ningún vehículo se aproxima en la dirección opuesta.
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