On bends and grade changes with reduced visibility, which overtaking maneuvers are strictly prohibited?

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The General Traffic Regulations state that overtaking is prohibited on bends and grade changes with reduced visibility. The specific prohibition applies to any overtaking maneuver that requires invading the zone reserved for oncoming traffic, as the lack of sufficient visibility creates a very high risk of head-on collision. The other options are incorrect because the prohibition does not depend on the driver's experience or the type of vehicle (unless specified by signage), but rather on the road geometry and the invasion of the opposite lane.

On bends and grade changes with reduced visibility, which overtaking maneuvers are strictly prohibited?

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