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Yes, without accelerating or hindering the manoeuvre.
Yes. Do not accelerate or make manoeuvres that obstruct or hinder it. Normally keep to the right edge; an indicated left turn or permitted stopping on that side has a left-position exception. Heavy or large vehicles may need to move onto a usable shoulder under Article 86.3 conditions.
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Yes, without accelerating or hindering the manoeuvre.
No, accelerate to prevent overtaking.
No, it may deliberately block passage.
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