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Yes, it is an exception to the prohibition on overtaking.
Yes, under the stated conditions. Overtaking a two-wheeled vehicle is an independent exception to the junction prohibition. Also, inside built-up areas right overtaking is permitted on carriageways with at least two marked lanes in the same direction when it can be done safely. Having two wheels alone does not authorise any right overtaking: both rules, other signs and safety conditions must be satisfied.
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No, you cannot overtake at junctions and their immediate vicinity in any case.
Yes, it is an exception to the prohibition on overtaking.
No, you cannot overtake on the right in any case.
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