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Where else should you avoid overtaking?

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Approaching a junction, a bend, or the brow of a hill

Never overtake where you cannot see far enough ahead, such as at junctions, bends and hill crests.

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  1. ✓Approaching a junction, a bend, or the brow of a hill
  2. ✗On a straight road with a broken white centre line
  3. ✗Where a climbing lane is provided for slow vehicles
  4. ✗On a one-way street with two lanes

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