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Yes, but only when there is no danger.
On this two-way road, if a vehicle is stopped because of a breakdown, the continuous line may only be crossed to pass it when it has been established that there is no danger. This means ensuring that the manoeuvre can be carried out safely, without putting other road users at risk. If the immobilisation is due to traffic needs, such as a traffic jam, it is not permitted to enter the opposite lane; you must wait behind the immobilised vehicle until you can continue without crossing the continuous line.
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No, because overtaking is prohibited.
Only if a traffic officer or another authorised person directs the traffic.
Yes, but only when there is no danger.
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