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No.
No. Overtaking does not permit exceeding the maximum: the former allowance to add 20 km/h on certain conventional roads was removed. Shoulder width or absence does not grant that increase. Overtaking requires sufficient speed difference and space and must not begin unless it can be completed legally and safely.
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Yes, in all cases.
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Yes, but at a maximum speed of 110 km/h.
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Conduce una motocicleta sin remolque por una carretera convencional pavimentada sin separación física ni límites inferiores. Un turismo circula a 90 km/h, el máximo aplicable a ambos. ¿Puede superar ese límite para adelantarlo?
- Sí, en todo caso.
- Sí, pero a una velocidad máxima de 110 km/hora.
- No.(Correct answer)
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