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Yes, if there is sufficient space.
Exceptionally, overtaking may be carried out on the right instead of the left if there is sufficient space and in specific situations. The 3 exceptions are: when the vehicle to be overtaken is indicating an intention to turn left or stop on that side; when overtaking a tram travelling in the central area of a two-way road; and in built-up areas, when the carriageway has at least two lanes delimited for traffic travelling in the same direction.
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Yes, even on a motorway.
Yes, if there is sufficient space.
No, it is prohibited.
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