Is it permitted to overtake when approaching or going around a curve with reduced visibility?

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The General Traffic Regulations establish that, as a general rule, overtaking is completely prohibited on curves and changes of gradient with reduced visibility and, in general, on any section where the field of vision is not sufficient to carry out the maneuver safely. The only exception to this prohibition occurs when the two directions of traffic are clearly delimited and the overtaking can be carried out entirely without encroaching, at any time, on the lane intended for the opposite direction. Therefore, it is not enough to exercise extreme caution, nor does it matter that it is daytime with good sunlight.

Is it permitted to overtake when approaching or going around a curve with reduced visibility?

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