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Yes, in authorised exceptional cases subject to their safety conditions.
Yes, in authorised exceptional cases subject to their conditions, such as passing a broken-down vehicle occupying your lane under Article 88 safely. Annex I’s general rule prohibits crossing or travelling on the line; this is not permission to overtake or turn anywhere. In the breakdown example keep at least 1.5 metres of safety width and at least 20 km/h below the limit. Being outside a built-up area alone is insufficient.
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Yes, in authorised exceptional cases subject to their safety conditions.
No, never, even in expressly prescribed exceptions.
Yes, whenever outside a built-up area, without other conditions.
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