Is it permitted for a motorcycle to overtake another motorcycle on a curve with reduced visibility?

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As a general rule, overtaking is prohibited on curves and hill crests with limited visibility. However, traffic regulations establish a specific exception: drivers of two-wheeled vehicles may overtake each other in these sections, but under a strict condition: they must not invade the lane reserved for the opposite direction at any time and must respect the lateral safety distance. If overtaking requires crossing the line or invading the opposite lane, the maneuver remains prohibited due to the risk of a head-on collision.

Is it permitted for a motorcycle to overtake another motorcycle on a curve with reduced visibility?

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