Topic: Manoeuvres · Nº 955 / 982
¿Está permitido adelantar en una curva o en una zona con visibilidad reducida (por ejemplo, un cambio de rasante)?
Is overtaking allowed on a bend or in an area with reduced visibility (for example, the brow of a hill)?
- ASí, si se hace con rapidez.Yes, if you do it quickly.
- BSí, si no hay señal de prohibido adelantar.Yes, if there is no ‘no overtaking’ sign.
- CNo, a menos que los dos sentidos estén claramente separados y la maniobra se pueda hacer sin invadir el sentido contrario.No, unless the two directions of traffic are clearly separated and the manoeuvre can be made without entering the opposite side of the road.
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- CNo, a menos que los dos sentidos estén claramente separados y la maniobra se pueda hacer sin invadir el sentido contrario.No, unless the two directions of traffic are clearly separated and the manoeuvre can be made without entering the opposite side of the road.
Overtaking is prohibited on bends and brows of hills with reduced visibility, and wherever visibility is not sufficient, even if there is no sign, unless the two directions are clearly marked off and the manoeuvre can be made without entering the opposite side of the road (Article 87.1.a of the General Traffic Regulations (RGC)).
a no ser que los dos sentidos de la circulación estén claramente delimitados y la maniobra pueda efectuarse sin invadir la zona reservada al sentido contrarioRead the full rule
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