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Yes, between bicycles in the group, taking extra care.
Yes. Article 54.1 expressly provides this exception for cyclists riding in a group, who must take extra care to avoid rear-end collisions with each other. It does not authorise disregarding safety or following any vehicle outside the group without sufficient separation. Nor does it apply to a lone bicycle merely because it is a bicycle.
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Only a lone bicycle has that exception.
Yes, between bicycles in the group, taking extra care.
No, there is no exception for bicycles in a group.
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