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The General Traffic Regulations strictly prohibit driving onto areas and pavements intended for pedestrians when overtaking others with our vehicle. We must always drive on the right-hand side of the carriageway, avoiding driving onto pavements and walkways situated on our left.
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Only if it is on the right-hand side
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