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Only if there is sufficient space and with the utmost caution.
Yes, if the vehicle clearly indicates a left turn, there is enough space and you take maximum precautions. Do not use the pavement or assume signalling removes risk. Other specific right-side overtaking situations involve trams in the centre of a two-way road and, within built-up areas, carriageways with at least two marked same-direction lanes when the manoeuvre is safe.
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Yes, using the pavement if necessary.
No, you must always overtake on the left.
Only if there is sufficient space and with the utmost caution.
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