Is it correct to cross the continuous longitudinal line to overtake a cyclist?
A)Yes.Correct
B)No.
Drivers may invade the opposite direction by stepping on or even crossing a continuous line to overtake slow and vulnerable users (bicycles, mopeds, pedestrians, animals and animal-drawn vehicles) as well as obstacles or immobilized vehicles (broken down, accident vehicles) not part of traffic.
These vehicles, due to the low maximum speed they reach and the small volume they occupy, may be overtaken in this case, but always leaving the appropriate lateral safety distance.
When overtaking outside built-up areas pedestrians, animals, two-wheeled or animal-drawn vehicles, vehicles immobilized on the road, or assistance vehicles when they are carrying out aid and rescue operations, the maneuver must be carried out occupying part or all of the adjoining lane of the carriageway.
If there is more than one lane in our direction, the adjacent lane must be completely invaded, with a lane change being mandatory when overtaking cycles, mopeds or groups of them.
In any case, the lateral separation will not be less than 1.50 meters.
These vehicles, due to the low maximum speed they reach and the small volume they occupy, may be overtaken in this case, but always leaving the appropriate lateral safety distance.
When overtaking outside built-up areas pedestrians, animals, two-wheeled or animal-drawn vehicles, vehicles immobilized on the road, or assistance vehicles when they are carrying out aid and rescue operations, the maneuver must be carried out occupying part or all of the adjoining lane of the carriageway.
If there is more than one lane in our direction, the adjacent lane must be completely invaded, with a lane change being mandatory when overtaking cycles, mopeds or groups of them.
In any case, the lateral separation will not be less than 1.50 meters.