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Yes, provided they do not unduly obstruct other drivers travelling faster.
Yes, after checking that this does not unduly hinder faster vehicles behind (Article 83.1). The rule requires at least two lanes in your direction; it is not exclusive to motorcycles and does not depend simply on the entire road being one-way. Follow lane-use rules and return to the right when appropriate.
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Yes, provided they travel at the maximum speed established for the road.
No, they must move immediately to the right-hand lane.
Yes, provided they do not unduly obstruct other drivers travelling faster.
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