When driving a truck through a tunnel or underpass that has a single lane for each direction of travel, is overtaking permitted?

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According to the General Traffic Regulations, as a general rule overtaking is prohibited in tunnels, underpasses and sections of road covered by the tunnel sign. The only exception that allows overtaking in these structures is when more than one lane is reserved for the direction of travel of the overtaking vehicle, and the maneuver can be carried out without ever entering the opposite direction. Since this tunnel has a single lane for each direction, the maneuver is completely prohibited for any vehicle, regardless of visibility, speed or the type of vehicle traveling ahead.

When driving a truck through a tunnel or underpass that has a single lane for each direction of travel, is overtaking permitted?

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