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Yes, subject to the rules and safe conditions.
Yes. Article 87.1.c.1 exempts roundabouts from the general overtaking prohibition at and near junctions. This does not permit every overtake: observe signs, priority, lane rules and safety. When exiting, do not cut across a vehicle in the outer lane. The permission is not limited to urban roundabouts or based on a guarantee of continuous traffic flow.
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Yes, but only if the roundabout is on an urban road.
Yes, subject to the rules and safe conditions.
No, never, solely because it is a junction.
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