In which of the following situations is it strictly prohibited to start an overtaking maneuver?

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Overtaking is prohibited in any place or circumstance where available visibility is not sufficient to perform the maneuver or abort it safely (such as curves or hill crests with reduced visibility). The key is frontal visibility: if you cannot see oncoming traffic, there is a risk of a head-on collision. 'Light rain' or 'reduced lateral visibility' require caution but do not automatically prohibit the maneuver if the road ahead is clear and visible.

In which of the following situations is it strictly prohibited to start an overtaking maneuver?

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