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Overtaking on a curve where your view of oncoming traffic is blocked is:
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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
- โProhibited because you cannot see oncoming vehicles
- โAllowed if you sound your horn
- โAllowed if you accelerate hard
- โAllowed for small vehicles only
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