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No. As a general rule, overtake on the left. With enough space and utmost caution, overtake on the right a vehicle clearly indicating a left turn or stopping on the left, or a tram travelling along the centre of a two-way road. Within a built-up area this is also permitted on carriageways with at least two marked lanes in the same direction, when safe. A simple lane change to the left does not by itself establish the first exception.
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Yes, because the road has two lanes in the same direction.
Yes, because the right-hand lane is free.
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