Can you overtake another vehicle on a blind crest with reduced visibility?

Question

DentroTest · Accepted Answer

As a general rule, overtaking is prohibited on curves and blind crests with reduced visibility. However, there is an exception to this general rule. Overtaking is allowed if the directions of traffic are clearly delimited and the maneuver can be performed without invading the area reserved for the opposite direction.

Can you overtake another vehicle on a blind crest with reduced visibility?

Want to pass the Permit A1/A2 (English) theory test first time?

📚 Keep practicing with more questions from Traffic rules and signs

Advisable lights in dense fog on a motorcycle

Prohibition on carrying children between driver and handlebars

Motorcycle breakdown on motorway minimum speed

Turn off lighting when refueling motorcycle

Use of hazard warning lights on a motorcycle

Priority of traffic officer signals

Speed limit 20 kmh single platform

Lateral separation when overtaking in urban areas

Parking at intersections and vicinity

Sign prohibiting entry to mopeds and motorcycles