You are at a curve with reduced visibility. Can you overtake a vehicle under these circumstances?

Overtaking on a curve with reduced visibility is generally prohibited because the driver may not see vehicles approaching from the opposite direction.

• It is only allowed if the manoeuvre can be completed without invading the opposite direction.
• This may happen when there are two or more lanes in the same direction or the directions are clearly separated.
• The driver must also make sure there is no sign or road marking prohibiting overtaking.

Therefore, in this situation, overtaking is allowed only if it can be done without entering the oncoming traffic area. Option B is too general, and “No, never” is not correct because there is a legal exception.