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Yes. Article 86 requires keeping towards the right edge on noticing overtaking intent, except for Article 82.2 left turns or stops, when keeping left without obstructing opposing traffic applies. Do not accelerate or obstruct the manoeuvre. Facilitating overtaking does not authorise an unsafe movement or give the overtaking driver priority for a prohibited manoeuvre.
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