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When there is only one lane for my direction of travel.
When only one lane is available for your direction of travel. Article 87.1.d covers tunnels, underpasses and sections marked by S-5. Several lanes in your direction do not authorise every overtaking manoeuvre: other safety requirements and signs still apply. The question does not concern passing an immobilised obstruction.
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Whenever the tunnel has two lanes for my direction.
Only when travelling at night.
When there is only one lane for my direction of travel.
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