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Yes, under the stated conditions and after checking it creates no danger.
Yes. Article 82.3 permits overtaking on the right in built-up areas where at least two same-direction lanes are marked longitudinally, after checking it creates no danger. The whole road need not be one-way, and the vehicle ahead need not be turning left. Article 33 excludes motorways and autovías from destination-based lane choice and requires avoiding obstruction. Signal lateral movements and comply with the other overtaking conditions.
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Yes, under the stated conditions and after checking it creates no danger.
No, all overtaking must be on the left without exceptions.
Yes, but only if the vehicle ahead is turning left.
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