D 2.3, 2.31, 2.34 VBM question

[Robin Reeve]

Two adjacent hexes (A and B) both containing a bypassable obstacle (i.e. building or woods).
In hex A, there is a vehicle in stationary VBM along the hexside that separates A from B.
May another vehicle use VBM along the same hexside, but declaring he is in hex B?

My problem is that 2.3 speaks of moving through a hex (i.e. A or B) and of the "interior" of the hexside, but that 2.31 and 2.34 speak of the hexside as the place the vehicle is or goes...

 

[Ole Boe]

Two adjacent hexes (A and B) both containing a bypassable obstacle (i.e. building or woods).
In hex A, there is a vehicle in stationary VBM along the hexside that separates A from B.
May another vehicle use VBM along the same hexside, but declaring he is in hex B?

No, it cannot.

D2.3 says "VBM is not allowed along a hexside already containing another Bypass vehicle/wreck along that hexside."

So even though the two AFV are in different hexes, they're at the same hexside, and thus violates the above D2.3 sentence.

 

[Robin Reeve]

Thank you very much, Ole!
Allways as clear and quick as a thunderbolt!
Have a good day... and Happy New Year!

 

[Robin Reeve]

Ma stupido!

Had I better read the D 2.3 second example, I would have bought some useful time !!!

Here is Perry's confirmation of the answer to my question :

Two adjacent hexes (A and B) both containing a bypassable obstacle (i.e. building or woods).
In hex A, there is a vehicle in stationary VBM along the hexside that separates A from B.
May another vehicle use VBM along the same hexside, but declaring he is in hex B ?

<<No; D2.3, 2nd Example.>>
....Perry
MMP

Example's text (for those who have NRBH) :
EX: If a vehicle were Bypassing the woods in J10 along the J10/I10 hexside (assuming there was room enough), another vehicle in I10 could not Bypass the building along the I10/J10 hexside.

So blatantly in front of my nose! :shock:

 

[Larry]

For those of us stuck in the V1 of the ASLRB quagmire, the restriction is in D2.31.

 

[Robin Reeve]

For those of us stuck in the V1 of the ASLRB quagmire, the restriction is in D2.31.

So is it in v2. Here reference is made to the example following D 2.3...