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No, it is prohibited at those locations.
No. Current Article 87.1.b prohibits overtaking at marked pedestrian crossings and in their vicinity. It does not retain the old exception for very low-speed overtaking or overtaking a two-wheeled vehicle at that crossing. Slow down, maintain visibility and be ready to yield to pedestrians. This question concerns ordinary overtaking of a moving vehicle, rather than passing an obstruction under a different legal provision.
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Yes, whenever no pedestrian is seen crossing.
No, it is prohibited at those locations.
Yes, merely because it is done at very low speed.
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