On a road with one lane in each direction, a truck is overtaking and blocks your view. Can you overtake behind the truck?
A)Yes, because the truck protects me.
B)No, because there is no visibility.Correct
C)Yes, when there is no no-overtaking sign.
Overtaking is prohibited when we do not have sufficient visibility, for example:
- Curves and crests with reduced visibility.
- Under conditions that significantly reduce visibility.
- Behind another vehicle if it blocks visibility of the road.
In all these cases we may overtake provided that the directions are delimited and the opposite direction is not invaded.
- Curves and crests with reduced visibility.
- Under conditions that significantly reduce visibility.
- Behind another vehicle if it blocks visibility of the road.
In all these cases we may overtake provided that the directions are delimited and the opposite direction is not invaded.