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On a two-way road, overtaking the vehicle ahead requires entering the opposing lane in a bend with restricted visibility. Is it permitted?

Correct answer

No, because it requires entering opposing traffic with insufficient visibility.

No. Article 87 of the General Traffic Regulations prohibits overtaking where visibility does not allow the manoeuvre or abandoning it safely. The exception requires clearly separated directions and overtaking without entering the opposing traffic area; that does not apply here. The absence of a prohibition sign or solid line does not authorise the manoeuvre.

Legal basis: art. 87 RGC

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  • No, because it requires entering opposing traffic with insufficient visibility.

  • Yes, if there is no overtaking-prohibition sign.

  • Yes, if there is no solid line.

The real exam in English is a translation of the Spanish original; compare both here.

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En una carretera de doble sentido, adelantar al vehículo que va delante exige invadir el carril contrario en una curva de visibilidad reducida. ¿Está permitido hacerlo?

  1. No, porque requiere invadir el sentido contrario con visibilidad insuficiente.(Correct answer)
  2. Sí, si no hay señal vertical de prohibición de adelantamiento.
  3. Sí, si no hay una línea continua.

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