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No, overtaking is prohibited there.
No. Current Article 87.1.b prohibits overtaking at level crossings and nearby. The former exception for two-wheeled vehicles not obstructing lateral visibility was removed from 1 October 2026. A very low speed does not itself authorise the manoeuvre.
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Yes, a very low speed alone is sufficient.
No, overtaking is prohibited there.
Yes, on the right at high speed.
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