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No, as a general rule.
As a general rule, overtaking other vehicles is prohibited at marked pedestrian crossings, intersections with cycle paths, and at level crossings and in their vicinity. This prohibition does not apply when overtaking two-wheeled vehicles whose small dimensions do not obstruct lateral visibility, at or near a level crossing, provided that the appropriate audible or visual warnings have been given beforehand.
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No, as a general rule.
Yes, except when there is a sign prohibiting it.
Yes, at level crossings without barriers.
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