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No, if those conditions are met, although extra care is required.
No, but take extra care. Seeing the nearby vehicle is insufficient: you need enough distance and visibility to complete or abandon the manoeuvre, observe signs and prohibitions, and avoid endangering others. If fog reduces that visibility, do not overtake. Care does not override an overtaking prohibition.
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No, if those conditions are met, although extra care is required.
Yes, any fog always prohibits all overtaking.
No, and good visibility allows prohibitory signs to be ignored.
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