At pedestrian crossings and in their vicinity, is overtaking allowed?
A)No, never.
B)Yes, as long as there are no pedestrians crossing.
C)Yes; at a reduced speed, in order to be able to stop the vehicle in case of a risk of running someone over.Correct
# Overtaking at Pedestrian Crossings
Yes, overtaking is allowed at pedestrian crossings and their vicinity, but **always at a reduced speed** in order to be able to brake immediately if there is a risk of running someone over. This safety rule is essential because pedestrians have right of way in these areas and the driver must be prepared for any unforeseen situation.