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No. Its general maximum on this road is 80 km/h, and overtaking does not permit exceeding it. Observe any applicable lower limits and adapt speed. Two lanes in its direction do not increase that maximum. This case concerns overtaking by increasing speed; parallel progress in saturated traffic has separate rules.
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Yes, as long as you do not exceed 100 km/h.
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