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Yes.
In tunnels with a single traffic lane for each direction, overtaking other vehicles is completely prohibited, as this would mean entering the opposite direction, which is separated by a continuous line, creating a serious danger for oncoming vehicles.
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No, unless there are no hard shoulders.
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