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Yes.
Yes. Current Article 87.1.b prohibits overtaking at level crossings and in their vicinity. It no longer retains the former exception for overtaking two-wheeled vehicles with an audible or visual warning and adequate lateral visibility.
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Yes.
At level crossings, yes, but not in their vicinity.
No.
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