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No: this is passing a parked vehicle. Do not extend that answer to every vehicle temporarily stopped by traffic conditions, or assume you may enter the opposing side without checking safety. Article 88.2 permits passing certain immobilised vehicles even where overtaking is prohibited, except when traffic conditions impose the stop and only after checking there is no danger. For breakdowns, crashes and the services specified in article 88.1, its particular clearance and speed conditions also apply.
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