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Overtaking on a curve where your view of oncoming traffic is blocked is:

โœ“ ANSWER

Prohibited because you cannot see oncoming vehicles

You must never overtake where the view ahead is obstructed, such as on a blind curve.

All the options

  1. โœ“Prohibited because you cannot see oncoming vehicles
  2. โœ—Allowed if you sound your horn
  3. โœ—Allowed if you accelerate hard
  4. โœ—Allowed for small vehicles only

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