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Because it requires an increase in speed and poor visibility at night makes us reduce it.
The overtaking manoeuvre will always be more dangerous at night, since the lack of visibility and light on the road, together with the increase in speed required, may mean that our vision is not as clear as during daylight hours and that we may collide more easily.
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Because vehicles travel faster at night.
Because the DGT prohibits overtaking at night.
Because it requires an increase in speed and poor visibility at night makes us reduce it.
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