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No; they must keep the necessary gap.
No. Keep the gap required by Article 54 according to speed, grip and braking. The exception for bicycles travelling in a group does not apply to motorcycles. Travelling together is not itself prohibited; failing to keep the gap is the problem. There is no general obligation always to ride in staggered formation: adapt position and distance to the road and conditions.
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Yes, protective equipment allows the gap to be eliminated.
Yes, provided they all belong to the same group.
No; they must keep the necessary gap.
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