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Yes, if it is safe and all other rules are met.
Yes, if it is safe and all other rules are met. Article 87 provides an exception when the carriageway has priority at the junction and an explicit sign indicates this. Merely assuming priority because your road is wider is insufficient. Also check you can return to your lane safely and comply with the applicable speed limit.
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Yes, if it is safe and all other rules are met.
No, it is prohibited at every junction without exception.
Yes, but only when overtaking a two-wheeled vehicle.
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