In this situation you are driving on a road that has a single lane on your direction of travel, near a curve, and you intend to overtake the red motor vehicle in front that moves with reduced speed. The road traffic legislation prohibits performing the maneuver of overtaking the vehicles in certain places and situations, among which also in curves, regardless of whether the longitudinal marking with continuous line is violated or not and regardless of whether entering or not on the opposite direction.
In this situation you also encounter the longitudinal marking formed of a continuous line and the overtaking of the vehicles is prohibited when for performing the maneuver the continuous marking, simple or double, that separates the directions of travel is violated, and the motor vehicle moves, even partially, on the opposite direction.
Therefore, in this situation you are not permitted overtaking the car.
The correct answer is: B
Regulation** - Article 120
(1) Is prohibited the overtaking of the vehicles:
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c) in curves and in any other places where the visibility is reduced under 50 m;
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i) when for performing the maneuver the continuous marking, simple or double, that separates the directions of travel is violated, and the motor vehicle moves, even partially, on the opposite direction, or the marking that delimits the prohibited space is violated;
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** Regulation = REGULATION for the implementation of OUG 195/2002 updated (Road Traffic Code Regulation)
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