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Yes, with enough space and utmost caution.
Yes, if there is enough space and utmost caution is taken. Article 82.2 provides this exception when the vehicle clearly indicates a left turn or stopping on the left. Obey other rules and signs and only proceed when safe; it is not permitted in every circumstance.
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No, overtaking on the right is never permitted.
Yes, in every circumstance.
Yes, with enough space and utmost caution.
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