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Yes, it is prohibited as a general rule.
Yes. Article 87.1.b prohibits overtaking at level crossings and nearby. The current text no longer includes the former exception for two-wheeled vehicles that did not obstruct lateral visibility. An additional no-overtaking sign is not needed. This question concerns overtaking a moving passenger car, not the specific article 88 case of passing a vehicle immobilised for a reason unrelated to traffic.
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It is prohibited only if there is an additional no-overtaking sign.
No, it is never prohibited even with railway traffic.
Yes, it is prohibited as a general rule.
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