In what specific situation is it allowed to overtake at a marked pedestrian crossing?

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As a general rule, overtaking is prohibited at marked pedestrian crossings and in their vicinity. However, General Traffic Regulations establish a specific exception: overtaking is allowed only when the vehicle is traveling at such a sufficiently reduced speed that it can be stopped in time if any danger of running someone over arises. The key is not whether pedestrians are visible at that moment, but the physical ability to stop the vehicle instantly to ensure pedestrian safety.

In what specific situation is it allowed to overtake at a marked pedestrian crossing?

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