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Yes, subject to those conditions.
Yes. Overtaking two-wheeled vehicles is an exception to the general intersection prohibition in Article 87.1.c.4. Priority expressly indicated by a sign is a separate exception. Obey other prohibitions, priority and lateral-clearance rules, and do not proceed if it cannot be done safely.
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No, it is prohibited at every intersection without exception.
Yes, subject to those conditions.
Only if you exceed 100 km/h.
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