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Yes, to the whole group.
Yes, to the whole group, under article 64.2.c. Priority in this case follows from the first cyclist having begun crossing; riding in a group does not give priority in every situation. In other cases apply vehicle-priority rules. Do not interrupt passage between members of the group.
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Yes, but only to those within the intersection.
No, motor vehicles have priority over bicycles.
Yes, to the whole group.
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