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No, it is prohibited because the manoeuvre cannot be carried out safely.
On bends and changes of gradient with reduced visibility, it is completely prohibited to change direction or overtake other vehicles if this requires occupying the lane reserved for traffic travelling in the opposite direction. As the manoeuvre cannot be carried out safely due to the lack of visibility, the driver must always refrain from overtaking.
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No, it is prohibited because the manoeuvre cannot be carried out safely.
Yes, provided that a minimum lateral separation of 1.5 metres is left.
Only if, when overtaking, it does not occupy the entire lane for traffic travelling in the opposite direction.
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