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Yes, if those conditions are met and it can be done safely.
Yes, under article 82.3. Check that it is safe and signal any lateral movement. Having enough space alone does not permit right-side overtaking on every road. Article 82.2 includes other cases, such as a vehicle ahead clearly indicating a left turn or left-side stop when the conditions are met; the urban exception is not the only possible one.
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Yes, if those conditions are met and it can be done safely.
No, only a tram may be overtaken on the right.
No, it is prohibited in every case.
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