Where is overtaking prohibited?

Overtaking is prohibited when the traffic situation is not clear because it can lead to dangerous situations, such as collisions with hidden vehicles or pedestrians. It is also forbidden where oncoming traffic could be obstructed, as this poses a high risk of head-on accidents.

However, overtaking is not automatically prohibited in all one-way streets; since there is no oncoming traffic in such streets, overtaking may be allowed unless otherwise indicated by signs or specific rules.

Remember, safety comes first: only overtake when you have a clear view, enough space, and when it is permitted by traffic regulations.