We are driving on a conventional road outside of town, with two lanes for each direction and the speed limited to 80 km/h. Can we overtake a passenger car driving at 80 km/h?

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On conventional roads, the general maximum speed for passenger cars and motorcycles is 90 km/h, unless a sign indicates a lower limit. In this case, the road is specifically limited to 80 km/h by signage. The regulations prohibit exceeding the maximum permitted speed in order to overtake. Therefore, it is not permitted to overtake a vehicle that is already traveling at the maximum speed set for that road.

We are driving on a conventional road outside of town, with two lanes for each direction and the speed limited to 80 km/h. Can we overtake a passenger car driving at 80 km/h?

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