What types of overtaking are prohibited on bends with limited visibility?
Overtaking
On curves with reduced visibility, overtaking is prohibited because it involves moving into the left side of the road, which increases the risk of collisions with oncoming vehicles.
Explanation
In **curves with reduced visibility**, overtaking that involves **crossing into the left side of the road** is prohibited. This is because in these situations, it is not possible to clearly see if a vehicle is coming from the opposite direction, which increases the risk of head-on collisions.
Overtaking under these conditions is dangerous because there is no complete view of the road, and by crossing into the opposite lane, both the overtaking driver and other road users are put at risk. Therefore, it is essential to respect this rule to ensure road safety.
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