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intersections with cycle paths.
At intersections with cycle paths and nearby, under article 87.1.b. This must not be extended to every intersection without considering article 87.1.c exceptions, including roundabouts under the legal conditions. Article 88 also provides exceptional cases for passing specified vehicles or users without creating danger. The question asks the general rule, rather than an absolute prohibition without exceptions. Riding side by side is not itself the legal basis for this prohibition.
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all intersections, even where signage permits it.
roundabouts.
intersections with cycle paths.
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