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No, it is prohibited.
No. Article 87(1)(d) prohibits overtaking in tunnels when there is only one lane for the overtaking vehicle’s direction. Do not confuse this with exceptional Article 88 cases, such as passing a vehicle immobilised for a reason other than traffic needs when safe and while meeting applicable requirements. This does not claim that every conceivable passing manoeuvre is prohibited without exception.
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Yes, provided safety measures are observed.
No, it is prohibited.
Only cars are allowed to overtake, not heavy vehicles.
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