As a general rule, is it permitted to overtake at intersections and in their vicinity?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that, as a general rule, overtaking is prohibited at all intersections and in their vicinity because of the high risk of collision due to the crossing paths of other users. Although there are specific exceptions (such as at roundabouts or squares with gyratory traffic, or when the overtaking must be done on the right), the basic rule that applies is prohibitive.

As a general rule, is it permitted to overtake at intersections and in their vicinity?

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